
Wrigley Is a Great Dividend-Paying Stock
The Wrigley Company (WWY),
the maker of chewing gum (Juicy Fruit, Doublemint, Spearmint and more),
mints and candies, has been satisfying its customers with high-quality
products for over 100 years. And long-term shareholders have made lots
of money with this stock (chart). Note: I (RAH)
have owned WWY for years.
Plus WWY has a long record of paying safe, rising dividends. Since 1987
Wrigley's quarterly dividend, adjusted for stock splits, has increased
from $0.016 to $0.29, a 1,712 percent increase.
Investors, who paid a spilt-adjusted $2.31 for WWY in 1987, now have
a dividend yield of 50.22 percent ($0.29*4/$2.31).
WWY is an excellent candidate for a long-term dividend reinvestment portfolio.

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Posted November 26, 2007.
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