NorthWestern, Murphy, Carlyle, Phillips Edison Announce Dividends

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A set of GuruFocus dividend analyses highlights upcoming payouts and long-running dividend histories across five diverse issuers. NorthWestern Energy declares a $0.67 dividend with an ex-dividend date of August 17, 2026, continuing its record as a dividend achiever since 2005. Murphy Oil announces a $0.35 payout, maintaining a long-standing quarterly dividend tradition dating back to 1984 and offering a roughly 4% yield context for income-focused investors. Phillips Edison & Co, a grocery-anchored REIT, provides a monthly $0.11 dividend with a history since 2018 and a forward yield in the low 3% range. Hiscox Ltd. reports a $0.34 payout with an August 17 ex-div date and bi-annual distributions, reflecting its diversified insurance business and steady income profile. The Carlyle Group Inc. confirms a $0.35 quarterly dividend, backed by a multi-segment asset-management platform and a history of quarterly payments since 2012.

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