Shares of Logansport Financial traded at $32.99 on OTC Markets as of early June 2026, essentially flat over the first half of the year with a year-to-date change of -0.78% and a five-day change of -0.30%. At that price, the $0.45 quarterly dividend implies an annualized yield of approximately 5.5%, though the exact yield will depend on the share price at the time the record and payment dates are set.
A comparative survey published July 20, 2026, noted that Logansport Financial paid an annual dividend of $1.80 per share with a 5.4% yield and a payout ratio of 96.8% of earnings, a level that leaves little cushion if earnings were to decline. The same survey showed the stock with a beta of 0.18, indicating significantly lower volatility than the broader market.
The company has not yet disclosed the record date, ex-dividend date, or payment date for the newly declared dividend. Investors should watch for those details, along with third-quarter earnings, to assess whether the current earnings trajectory can sustain the payout without compressing the already thin coverage margin.
What to Watch
With earnings rising but the payout ratio near the top of its historical range, the key question becomes whether Logansport Financial can continue growing net interest income fast enough to keep the $0.45 quarterly dividend comfortably covered?
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