Tiger Brands

Tiger Brands Dividend Coverage

The Dividend Coverage Ratio of Tiger Brands (TBS.JO) as of Oct 28, 2026 is 2.26. In the previous year, Dividend Coverage Ratio was 1.88 — a change of 20.21% (higher).

Dividend Coverage

2.26

YoY

20.21%

Last updated:

Dividend Coverage Ratio of Tiger Brands is 2025 2.26 . Dividend Coverage Ratio of Tiger Brands was 2024 1.88 . It decreases by 20.21% higher compared to the previous year.

The Tiger Brands Dividend Coverage history

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Dividend Coverage
Date
Dividend Coverage
Jan 1, 2018
1.34 ZAR
Jan 1, 2019
2.27 ZAR
Jan 1, 2020
2.05 ZAR
Jan 1, 2021
1.31 ZAR
Jan 1, 2022
2.18 ZAR
Jan 1, 2023
1.75 ZAR
Jan 1, 2024
1.88 ZAR
Jan 1, 2025
2.26 ZAR
The Tiger Brands Dividend Coverage history
YEARDividend CoverageYoY
2.26+20.21%
1.88+7.66%
1.75-19.73%
2.18+65.70%
1.31-35.97%
2.05-9.38%
2.27+69.41%
1.34-23.68%
1.75-14.02%
2.04+84.54%
1.10-20.74%
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Tiger Brands Stock analysis

What does Tiger Brands do? Tiger Brands Ltd is a South African company that was founded in 1921. It is a publicly listed company and is headquartered in Johannesburg. The company is divided into various business divisions, ranging from food to household goods. Tiger Brands has a long history dating back to 1921 when it was founded by the Leowsky family. The first production site for Tiger Brands was located in Germiston, Gauteng. The company originally produced condensed milk, jam, and vinegar. However, over the years, the company has expanded and manufactured a variety of food and household products. Throughout its history, the company has undergone numerous changes. In the 1970s, Tiger Brands merged with a company called Foodcorp, forming one of the largest food producers in South Africa. Since then, the company has carried out further acquisitions and mergers to strengthen its position in the market. Tiger Brands' business model is focused on offering its customers high-quality and affordable products. The company produces a variety of products sold in the areas of food, household goods, and personal care. Some of Tiger Brands' most well-known brands include Koo, All Gold, Black Cat, and Tastic. Tiger Brands is divided into different business divisions. The largest division is the Consumer Brands segment, offering a wide range of food products, including canned goods, snacks, baked goods, and spices. Another important division is the Homecare segment, producing a variety of household products, including cleaning agents, insecticides, and air fresheners. Tiger Brands is also active in a segment called Export, which focuses on the sale of food and household products in specific countries. Products offered by Tiger Brands include canned goods, rice, breakfast cereals, snacks, tea, coffee, noodles, spices, and sauces. The company also offers a variety of household products, including cleaning agents, insecticides, and air fresheners. Tiger Brands is a significant employer in South Africa, employing thousands of employees. The company also has a considerable impact on the local economy, as it purchases raw materials from local farmers, supporting the country's agricultural industry. Overall, Tiger Brands is an important player in South Africa's food and household industry. The company has a long history and has added numerous products and business divisions over the years. With a wide range of products and brands, it is a significant part of the retail sector in South Africa. Tiger Brands is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

Frequently Asked Questions about Tiger Brands stock

Dividend Coverage Ratio of Tiger Brands is 2.26 in 2025.

Dividend Coverage Ratio of Tiger Brands changed from 1.88 to 2.26, representing a 20.21% change. The value is higher than the previous year.

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The dividend coverage ratio measures how many times dividends can be covered by net income. Higher coverage suggests more sustainable dividend payments.

Dividend Coverage Ratio's is a key factor for investors. Changes in this metric can signal improving or deteriorating fundamentals, directly impacting the stock price. On Eulerpool, you can track Dividend Coverage Ratio's Tiger Brands historically and in real time.

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