Beiersdorf (BEI.DE) dividend yield, history and 2029 forecast
What is the Beiersdorf (BEI.DE) dividend yield?
Beiersdorf (BEI.DE) dividend
1.2 %dividend yield at the €84.30 close of November 9, 2026
€1.00a share paid in 2025, our report
- Paid in 2025: €1.00 a share, up from €0.70 in 2021
- Our base-case forecast: €1.00 by November 2027, €1.00 by November 2029
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Is Beiersdorf a good dividend stock? Does its cash cover the dividend?
Our report makes no buy or sell call. It checks the dividend against free cash flow, the cash the business has left after paying for buildings and equipment.
Net income attributable to shareholders was €939 million in 2025, while the stricter free-cash-flow measure was €234 million. Profit records a sale when it is made; cash arrives only when the customer pays, after suppliers and investment have been paid.
- 202595.3 %
With buybacks, 309.4% (our report).
- 202432.9 %
With buybacks, 105.7% (our report).
Dividends as a share of free cash flow (our arithmetic on the report's figures). Past the dashed line, the dividend cost more than the cash.
Beiersdorf dividend forecast: how much will it pay by 2029?
Management expects low-single-digit organic sales declines for Group and Consumer in 2026, with a Group EBIT margin excluding special factors of at least 11.8%. It expects sales growth to return in 2027 and margins to stabilize. From 2028, it aims to grow faster than the market while improving margins. Its past-promises scorecard is 3/5 after forecast cuts in 2025 and 2026.
The forecast moves toward the bear case during 2027 if NIVEA volume and share remain weak and the reset fails to convert shopper demand into retailer orders. Through 2027–2029, higher marketing costs combined with weak tesa demand or luxury sales would reduce margins and cash, limiting buybacks.
What is Beiersdorf’s dividend yield today?
Free cash flow yield was modest, while the dividend yield was also modest. In 2025, working capital absorbed €290 million as receivables and other assets rose while trade payables and provisions fell. Beiersdorf’s 2025 definition also includes securities transactions, so the yield cannot automatically be matched to its reported €913 million of free cash flow.
How much does Beiersdorf pay its shareholders?
Dividends remain €1.00 per share throughout the base case. The bear case cuts the payment to €0.70 after the first forecast period. The bull case raises it to €1.10 and then €1.20. The €1.00 payment was approved for 2025, after the dividend had stayed at €1.00 for three years. A cut remains possible because 2025 free cash flow was €234 million against €724 million paid to shareholders. The base case therefore assumes stability, not growth.
Results · EUR millions; per share in EUR · 2025
- Revenue9,852
- EPS, diluted4.25
- Dividend per share1.00
Questions about the Beiersdorf (BEI.DE) dividend
Does Beiersdorf pay a dividend?
Yes. It paid €1.00 a share in 2025.
What is the dividend on €100 of Beiersdorf shares?
About €1.20 a year at the 1.2 % dividend yield: €100 buys 1.2 shares at the November 9, 2026 close.
Is Beiersdorf's dividend covered by its cash?
Yes. Dividends took 95.3 % of free cash flow in 2025 and 32.9 % in 2024 (our arithmetic on the report's figures).
Where could Beiersdorf stock be by 2029?
Our report's forecast is €83.48 a share by November 2029, from the €84.30 close of November 9, 2026. Beiersdorf stock forecast →
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