Valaris Dividend Yield History

VAL Stock  USD 91.78  -1.02  -1.10%   
Dividend Yield stood at 0.0019 as of December 31, 2025. This metric is a financial ratio that shows how much Valaris pays out in dividends each year relative to its stock price, calculated as annual dividends per share divided by price per share. Over the last 16 observed reporting periods, this metric has varied substantially (CV 183.9%), reflecting no sustained directional pattern. See All Financials
 
Dividend Yield  
 First Reported
2010-12-31
 Previous Quarter
0
 Current Value
0
 Quarterly Volatility
0.15
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Latest Valaris Dividend Yield Growth Pattern

Dividend Yield10 Years Trend
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Dividend Yield Trend Statistics

Across 12 reporting periods, Valaris' Dividend Yield registers a CV of 183.9%, signaling elevated dispersion relative to the mean. The linear fit (R² = 0.29) suggests a weak linear trend that explains limited variance.
Arithmetic Mean 0.08
Geometric Mean 0.01
Coefficient Of Variation 183.90
Mean Deviation 0.11
Median 0.01
Standard Deviation 0.15
Sample Variance 0.02
Range0.5105
R-Value-0.54
Mean Square Error 0.02
R-Squared 0.29
Significance 0.03
Slope-0.02
Total Sum of Squares 0.38

Valaris Dividend Yield History

Across 12 reported periods (2010–2026), Valaris' Dividend Yield has moved from 0 to 0.
2026 0.001763
2025 0.001855
2019 0.002062
2018 0.006935
2017 0.006403
2016 0.006479
2015 0.1
2014 0.51
2013 0.38
2012 0.26
2011 0.13
2010 0.006329

Correlation of Dividend Yield With Other Accounts

Historical correlations between Valaris' Dividend Yield and related accounts describe association, not causation. Values can shift as business conditions evolve.

Related Fundamentals

Last ReportedEnd Of Year Estimate
Dividend Payout Ratio-3.00%-2.00%
Dividend Paid And Capex Coverage Ratio1.59x0.91x

Methodology, Assumptions & Data Sources

The series below tracks Valaris's Dividend Yield across available reporting periods. The range between historical highs and lows defines the dispersion envelope across reported periods. Cash generation patterns for Valaris reflect the capital intensity and reinvestment requirements of the Energy Equipment & Services sector.

Valaris metrics are compiled from periodic company reporting and market reference feeds and normalized before display. Professional analyst research is incorporated when coverage is available. Reference data and historical patterns are presented and do not constitute an investment recommendation or advice.

Editorial review and methodology oversight provided by: Ellen Johnson, Member of Macroaxis Editorial Board