I'm determined to build a large flow of dividend income in the years ahead.
The ASX stock is already delivering dividend payments to shareholders each year.
Investors should focus on what the business's upcoming dividends could be, since those are the next payouts from the company.
The LIC recently announced its quarterly dividend for the quarter ended 30 June 2026 will be 2.35 cents per share.
If the LIC delivers that, then it would need 99,010 WCM Global shares to unlock $10,000 of annual passive income.
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The LIC recently announced its quarterly dividend for the quarter ended 30 June 2026 will be 2.35 cents per share.
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I'm determined to build a large flow of dividend income in the years ahead. WCM Global Growth Ltd is one of the main names I'm using to build passive income.
Let's run through why the listed investment company ticks those boxes so effectively.
The ASX stock is already delivering dividend payments to shareholders each year.
During the 2026 financial year, the LIC's board of directors decided to pay investors four quarterly dividends during the year, totalling 8.52 cents per share.
This trailing dividend yield translates into a dividend yield of 4% excluding franking credits and 5.8% including franking credits.
Investors should focus on what the business's upcoming dividends could be, since those are the next payouts from the company.
WCM Global Growth has a dividend history with how it's increasing its quarterly dividend payment every quarter.
The LIC recently announced its quarterly dividend for the quarter ended 30 June 2026 will be 2.35 cents per share.
For the three months to March 2027, it will pay 2.55 cents per share.
Since the LIC's inception in June 2017, its net return has averaged 15.6%.
If the LIC delivers that, then it would need 99,010 WCM Global shares to unlock $10,000 of annual passive income.
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