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FBL dividend history: GraniteShares 1.5x Long Meta Daily

Every distribution FBL paid since 2023, with a trailing 12-month yield of 2.69% and monthly payments. Amounts are the cash actually paid per share before tax; prices are end-of-day (as of 22 Oct 2026).

Summary

Paid, last 12 months
0.6742 USD
Yield on today's price
2.69%
Frequency
Monthly
Latest ex-date
29 Dec 2025
Next ex-date
Not announced

Totals per year

YearPer current sharePayments
20250.67421
20238.00451

Distributions: ex-dividend dates and amounts

Ex-dividend datePay dateAs paidPer current share
31 Dec 20250.67420.6742
29 Dec 202340.02238.0045
The 36 most recent of 2 distributions we hold, before tax, from EODHD. FBL has split its shares: the first amount column is what was paid at the time, the second restates it per current share. Yield and yearly totals use the per-current-share amounts, so they can be compared across years.

FBL dividends: frequently asked questions

What is the FBL dividend yield?

FBL paid 0.67 per share over the last 12 months, a trailing yield of 2.69% on today's price of $25.02. The yield moves with the share price and with each distribution, so it is a look back, not a promise.

How often does FBL pay a dividend?

FBL pays monthly. The cash usually arrives about 2 days after the ex-dividend date. Own the shares before the ex-dividend date to receive that payment.

When is the next FBL ex-dividend date?

No upcoming ex-dividend date for FBL is in our data yet. Funds announce distributions shortly before the ex-date, so check back or see the issuer's website.

What was the last FBL dividend?

The latest distribution went ex on 29 December 2025 and was 0.6742 per share.

More on FBL

FBL price, returns and holdingsDividend yield explainedEx-dividend and record datesDividend calendar

StocksXray is for education only and is not financial advice. Distributions can be cut or stopped, and past payments do not guarantee future ones.