Alphabet’s (NASDAQ: GOOGL) next quarterly dividend payment is coming next Monday, December 15.
Specifically, the technology leader is scheduled to issue a $0.21 per share dividend to shareholders as of the ex-dividend date on December 8, 2025.
How much will 100 Google shares earn next week?
Investors holding 100 GOOGL shares will receive $21 in dividend income for this quarter, which should bring the total amount to $83 this year, given that the amount issued in the first quarter was slightly lower, at $0.20 per share.
All in all, the yearly figure represents an annual Google dividend increase of 33.83% compared to 2024, which was the year the company first started rewarding investors by distributing a part of its profits.
The quarterly Google payment, however, remains unchanged from the previous payout of $0.21 delivered on September 15, 2025.
Google’s dividend schedule. Source: Dividend.comThe second year of Google dividends wraps up
With next week’s payment, Alphabet will wrap its second year of dividend payments and confirm its relatively new status as a passive income stock.
According to the latest market data, Google shares show an average price recovery period of just 11.3 days, which means they typically rebound quickly after going ex-dividend.
Likewise, the company currently maintains a forward payout ratio of 7.50%, underscoring its substantial earnings buffer and the sustainability of future payouts.
Nonetheless, the current dividend yield of approximately 0.26% signals a still-conservative approach to capital returns, even if a notable dividend increase since last year instills optimism going forward.
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Source: https://finbold.com/heres-how-much-google-investors-will-receive-in-next-weeks-dividend/
