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GFI
$35.79-0.91%
as of close, Oct 1, 2026
☾ AH $35.79 -0.91%
Gold Fields Limited American Depositary SharesStock · Basic Materials
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GFI dividend history (2026)

Gold Fields Limited American Depositary Shares (GFI) pays $2.03 a share a year, semi-annual. The payment has risen for 1 consecutive years and has grown +31.4% a year compounded (CAGR) over the past five. Dividends take 19% of net income. The last ex-dividend date was Sep 11, 2026. Not investment advice.

Price and yield as of market close, Oct 1, 2026; the dividend record runs from 1983.

Annual dividend
$2.03
$1.01 semi-annual
Years of raises
1
consecutive complete years
5-year growth (CAGR)
+31.4%
of the payment, compounded
Payout ratio
19%
of net income, TTM
Last ex-date
Sep 11, 2026
$1.01 a share

What a holding earns#

At the current rate of $2.03 a share a year, shares priced at the last close ($35.79). Before tax; the rate can change at any payment.

HoldingSharesPer yearPer payment
100 shares100$203$101
500 shares500$1,014$507
1,000 shares1,000$2,028$1,014
$10,000 at the last close279.4$567$283

Dividends by year#

Regular payments that went ex in each calendar year, per share, newest first. A special dividend or a spin-off distribution is counted separately and left out of the total and the change.

YearPaid / sharevs prior yr
2026YTD$2.46—
2025$0.38-3.3%
2024$0.39-6.1%
2023$0.41+18.1%
2022$0.35-3.0%
2021$0.36+132.0%
2020$0.16+186.0%
2019$0.05-1.6%
2018$0.06-9.5%
2017$0.06+50.7%
2016$0.04+145.2%
2015$0.02-49.5%
2014$0.03-52.8%
2013$0.07-83.4%
2012$0.42+103.3%
2011$0.21+49.7%
2010$0.14+20.7%
2009$0.11-44.3%
2008$0.20-8.1%
2007$0.22+68.8%
2006$0.13+36.0%
2005$0.10-5.4%
2004$0.10-62.7%
2003$0.27+16.6%
2002$0.23+71.8%
2001$0.14+515.5%
2000$0.02-84.3%
1999$0.14+74.6%
1998$0.08-82.3%
1997$0.46+42.6%
1996$0.32-8.7%
1995$0.35-25.9%
1994$0.48+36.8%
1993$0.35-8.0%
1992$0.38-2.2%
1991$0.39+3.7%
1990$0.37-23.6%
1989$0.49-12.6%
1988$0.56+55.1%
1987$0.36-28.1%
1986$0.50-8.4%
1985$0.55-7.2%
1984$0.59-33.1%
1983$0.88—

Recent payments#

The last 16 ex-dividend dates. Amounts are split-adjusted, as paid on today's share count.

Ex-datePer share
Sep 11, 2026$1.01
Mar 13, 2026$1.44
Mar 14, 2025$0.38
Sep 13, 2024$0.17
Mar 14, 2024$0.22
Sep 7, 2023$0.17
Mar 16, 2023$0.24
Sep 15, 2022$0.18
Mar 10, 2022$0.17
Sep 9, 2021$0.15
Mar 11, 2021$0.21
Sep 10, 2020$0.10
Mar 12, 2020$0.06
Sep 5, 2019$0.04
Mar 14, 2019$0.01
Sep 6, 2018$0.01

About this data

Payments come from ChartRow's own dividend record, one row per ex-date, split-adjusted. A payment more than 2.5 times the year's median is treated as a special dividend or a distribution and left out of the annual total, the run-rate and the streak. The annual dividend is the latest regular payment times the number of payments a year; the yield divides it by the last close. Years of raises counts consecutive complete calendar years in which that payment rose over the prior year's — a cut, a flat year or a gap ends the count, and the current year is not counted until it is over. Where the run reaches the start of our record (1995 for many long-lived payers) it is shown with a plus sign, because it may be longer. The payout ratio is dividends paid over net income, both trailing twelve months from the company's SEC filings, and is blank where earnings are negative. Not investment advice.

FAQ#

How much does GFI pay in dividends?
GFI pays $2.03 a share a year at its current rate — $1.01 semi-annual.
How often does GFI pay dividends?
Gold Fields Limited American Depositary Shares pays semi-annual (2 payments a year); the most recent ex-dividend date was Sep 11, 2026.
How many years has GFI raised its dividend?
GFI has raised its dividend for 1 consecutive years, counting complete calendar years in which the regular payment rose over the prior year's.
What is GFI's payout ratio?
About 19%: over the trailing twelve months GFI paid $707,100,000 in dividends against $3,645,400,000 of net income, both from its SEC filings.
Can I see GFI's dividends reinvested?
Yes, as a total-return view: the Growth of $1,000 page for this ticker shows what an investment became with dividends reinvested against price only, from any starting month.