Halliburton Company (HAL)

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Halliburton Company Payout Ratio TTM

Halliburton Company Historical Payout Ratio TTM Data

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About Payout Ratio

The payout ratio is the percentage of net income that a company pays out as dividends to common shareholders.

A payout ratio of 10% means for every dollar in Net Income, 10% is being paid out as a dividend. For instance, if Microsoft earns $50 million in net income and the payout ratio is 25%, Microsoft will offer $12.5 million to all its common shareholders.

Companies with low payout ratios:
- High growth companies often have low payout ratios; they use the money to invest in other projects.
- Companies that do not have positive cash flow or positive earnings.

Companies with high payout ratios:
- Value-orientated companies
- Where the board and management may own stock and pay dividends to themselves (cynical view)
- Where management is favorable to shareholders
- Companies that have a consistent dividend stock policy
- Companies that do not have any investment projects that are worth pursuing.

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HAL Payout Ratio TTM Rankings

Overall 86th percentile
2249 of 16782
Sector 84th percentile
160 of 1029 in Energy
Industry 74th percentile
38 of 148 in Oil & Gas Equipment & Services

HAL Payout Ratio TTM Range, Past 5 Years

Minimum Go Pro Mar 2012
Maximum Go Pro Mar 2010
Average Go Pro

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