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ING Groep N.V. dividends

ING Groep paid EUR 1.086 per ordinary share for FY2025. The dividend per share has gone up 1 years in a row. Figures are in euros.

Dividend per share, FY2025EUR 1.086per ordinary share
Cash paid out, FY2025EUR 3.9Bin euros
Cash paid over market value4.54%latest fiscal year, today's value
Rises in a row1 yearsthe dividend per share went up
Paid out of profit47%FY2025
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  1. Dividend per share is the cash a company pays for each share, added up for each fiscal year.
  2. A company listed abroad files one annual report a year with the SEC. Its figures here are in euros, per ordinary share; one US-listed share stands for one ordinary share, as that report states them.
  3. Payout is the share of profit, or of free cash flow, paid out. Below 100% the dividend is covered; above it the company paid more than it made that year.
  4. A dividend that grows year after year is often a sign of a steady business.

Dividend per share

EUR, per ordinary share

The dividend went from EUR 0.65 in FY2015 to EUR 1.086 in FY2025, per ordinary share, up 55.4% a year over the last five.

Each column is the dividend per ordinary share for one fiscal year, in euros, as the annual report states it. Hover or tap for the change on the year before.

Cash paid to shareholders

EUR

ING Groep paid EUR 3.9B in dividends in FY2025, against EUR 1.4B in FY2015.

The dividends ING Groep paid in cash each fiscal year, from its cash flow statement, in euros.

Is the dividend covered?

FY2015 to FY2025

In FY2025 ING Groep earned EUR 2.78 per ordinary share and paid EUR 1.086: the dividend took 39% of profit.

Earnings per shareFree cash flow per shareDividend per share

Three columns a year on one scale, in euros per ordinary share: what the company earned, what cash it had left after investing, and what it paid out.

How much of earnings it pays out

share of each year

The dividend stayed below the year's profit every year shown; in FY2025 it took 47% of profit.

Of net profitOf free cash flow

The share of each year's net profit (blue) and free cash flow (green) paid as dividends, both in the company's own currency. The dashed line is 100%: above it, the company paid more than it made that year.

How it compares

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    Every year as a table

    Dividends by fiscal year

    Fiscal yearDividend per shareDividends paidOf net profitOf free cash flow
    FY2025EUR 1.086EUR 3,886 million47%n/a
    FY2024EUR 1.06EUR 3,879 million73%n/a
    FY2023EUR 1.106EUR 2,967 million72%n/a
    FY2022EUR 0.559EUR 3,093 million26%n/a
    FY2021EUR 0.62EUR 2,382 million40%n/a
    FY2020EUR 0.12EUR 3.0 million0%0%
    FY2019EUR 0.24EUR 2,679 million69%21%
    FY2018EUR 0.68EUR 2,607 million55%39%
    FY2017EUR 0.67EUR 2,564 million47%n/a
    FY2016EUR 0.66EUR 2,521 million51%31%
    FY2015EUR 0.65EUR 1,393 million28%14%
    Dividend per share as each annual report states it, beside the cash paid to shareholders that year and that cash over net profit and free cash flow.
    Read moreAbove 100%, the company paid out more than its profit or free cash flow that year.