Nemetschek dividend growth, Digi Mart USA News: Nemetschek (WKN: 645290) is a software company listed in the MDAX index in Germany and is relatively little known among German dividend stocks. Its dividend yield of just under 1% is not yet exceptional.
According to the publisher, Nemetschek has steadily increased its dividend over the past ten years. The annual payout rose from €0.17 in 2016 to €0.68 in 2026, a fourfold increase.
This corresponds to an average annual dividend growth rate of 15%, which the publisher describes as above average for a German stock.
The publisher expects the company to continue raising its payouts at a similar pace in the coming years. It points to the company’s recent business performance, which it describes as strong.
In the latest quarter, Nemetschek increased revenue by 27%, driven by the acquisition of a construction software company from the United States. Organic growth was 14%.
Earnings grew faster than revenue. EBITDA rose 22% in the quarter, and the operating margin was 31%.
The publisher says these figures show a dynamically growing and highly profitable company whose free cash flow has increased significantly in recent years.
The publisher also notes that recurring revenue from software subscriptions indicates high customer loyalty, as architects, planners and engineers who choose Nemetschek software tend to stay with it. In the publisher’s view, this makes the stock a relatively secure dividend investment.
The article is a publisher opinion piece and has not been independently verified. It also promotes a separate report on other stocks, which is not included here.
The publisher discloses that its author holds no shares in Nemetschek, and that the publication recommends Nemetschek shares.
