SBUX Dividend Calculator
Calculate how much dividend income Starbucks Corporation (SBUX) could generate with reinvestment. Pre-loaded with SBUX's current 2.34% yield and 5.9% dividend growth rate.
Dividend Yield: 2.34%
Annual Dividend: $2.47 per share
Share Price: $105.49
Payout Ratio: 187.1% (based on depressed trailing earnings — see FAQ below)
SBUX DRIP Calculator
Model SBUX dividend reinvestment with customizable yield, growth rate, contribution, and time horizon. Compare DRIP vs no-DRIP returns and see year-by-year projection tables.
5-Year Dividend Growth Rate (CAGR): 5.9% per year
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is SBUX's current dividend yield?
- SBUX (Starbucks Corporation) currently has a dividend yield of 2.34%. This means for every $10,000 invested, you would receive approximately $234 per year in dividend income before taxes.
- How much SBUX do I need to make $1,000 per month in dividends?
- To earn $1,000 per month ($12,000/year) from SBUX at its current yield of 2.34%, you would need approximately $512,821 invested. With dividend reinvestment and growth, you may need less over time.
- Does SBUX pay monthly dividends?
- No, SBUX pays dividends quarterly (4 times per year). You can build monthly income by combining it with other stocks that pay in different months.
- Is SBUX's dividend safe?
- SBUX's 187.1% payout ratio is based on trailing earnings, which appear unusually depressed relative to the company's historical profitability. A single year of earnings can produce an unusually high payout ratio that may not reflect the dividend's long-term sustainability. For established dividend payers, free cash flow coverage and forward earnings estimates are often more meaningful indicators of dividend safety than a single year of trailing EPS.
- What is SBUX's dividend growth rate?
- SBUX's 5-year dividend compound annual growth rate (CAGR) is approximately 5.9% per year. This growth rate is pre-loaded into the calculator above to give you a realistic projection.
See full dividend history and analysis on the SBUX dividend page.