WCN held its quarterly dividend at $0.35 a share, payable Aug. 20. The board reviews the payout each October with a long-term aim of raising it.
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Waste Connections held its quarterly dividend at $0.35 a share, the company announced Wednesday. The payment goes to shareholders of record Aug. 6 and is due Aug. 20.
The board reviews the dividend each October. The long-term goal is to raise the payout, the company said.
Shareholders in Canada get paid in Canadian dollars at the Bank of Canada's Aug. 6 exchange rate. Those holding directly with Computershare get CAD if they are Canadian residents and USD otherwise.
Waste Connections runs non-hazardous solid waste collection and transfer across 46 U.S. states and six Canadian provinces, serving roughly nine million residential and commercial customers. It also treats non-hazardous oilfield waste in several basins on both sides of the border. The company's stock page shows an Alpha Score of 45 out of 100, a Mixed rating in the Industrials sector.
The company ties its sustainability work, including cutting emissions and boosting resource recovery, to long-term value creation, according to its disclosures, which also cite safer operations and higher employee engagement as targets.
The next dividend review is scheduled for October.
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