I believe that particularly high dividend growth could be expected from stocks that are currently focusing on growth but have lower percentage growth expectations in the future and will then distribute more of their profits.
For example, companies such as Microsoft, Apple etc. will continue to have strong dividend growth from a currently low percentage level.
Where the dividend yield is already quite high due to past growth, there is of course less room for upside.
For example, companies such as Microsoft, Apple etc. will continue to have strong dividend growth from a currently low percentage level.
Where the dividend yield is already quite high due to past growth, there is of course less room for upside.
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@Daxdaniel But Apple is a blatant counter-example. Meager dividend yield (and dividend itself), puny dividend growth.
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