Research memoMicron Technology, Inc. (MU) · NASDAQMemo of October 10, 2026

Micron dividend

Micron pays $0.15 per share quarterly, or $0.60 per share, and its real free cash flow after stock pay reached $57,681 million in fiscal 2026. That cash covered the dividend, while Micron says capital returns will increase but has not set a dividend target.

0.1%
Dividend yield
4.9%
Free cash flow yield
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How much does Micron pay per share?

The dividend starts at $0.60 per share because the declared quarterly rate is $0.15. The base case raises it gradually to $0.96 by FY2030. The bear case freezes it at $0.60, while the bull case reaches $1.50 as excess cash expands. Micron has said capital returns will increase, but has not set a dividend target.

Dividend per share against free cash flow per share (US$)2.78Year to Sep 2022-5.60Year to Aug 20230.11Year to Aug 20241.48Year to Aug 202551.59Year to Sep 2026Free cash flow per share
ResultsUS$ millions
Year to Sep 2026Year to Aug 2025Year to Aug 2024Year to Aug 2023Year to Sep 2022
Revenue133,18837,37825,11115,54030,758
Revenue growth256.3%48.9%61.6%-49.5%11.0%
Net income84,9698,539778-5,8338,687
EPS, diluted74.337.590.70-5.347.75
Dividend per share0.530.460.460.460.32

Does Micron’s cash cover its dividend?

FY2026 reversed the pressure. Real free cash flow reached $57,681 million. Micron repaid $10,043 million of debt, including finance-lease principal, and distributions to shareholders became a small share of the year’s cash generation. The repurchase total included employee tax withholding, so it should not be treated as identical to market buybacks.

Where the cash wentUS$ millions
Year to Sep 2026Year to Aug 2025Year to Aug 2024Year to Aug 2023Year to Sep 2022
Real free cash flow (after stock pay)57,681693-700-6,6742,618
Dividends paid610522513504461
Shares bought back1,7773402,557
Debt raised minus debt repaid134-7436,06471
Returned to shareholders, share of real free cash flow4.1%124.4%not meaningfulnot meaningful115.3%

What could change Micron’s dividend?

The forecast's main numbersfiscal years; base case, then bear / bull in brackets; USD millions unless shown
FY2027FY2028FY2029FY2030
Revenue growth105.0 % (85.0 % / 125.0 %)25.0 % (-30.0 % / 35.0 %)-15.0 % (-15.0 % / 15.0 %)12.0 % (20.0 % / 10.0 %)
Measure (EBITDA / cash flow)54,880 (49,526 / 60,234)68,600 (34,668 / 81,316)58,310 (29,468 / 93,514)65,307 (35,362 / 102,865)
Net debt-203,180 (-145,803 / -225,947)-402,815 (-198,120 / -493,439)-554,984 (-237,534 / -801,136)-727,678 (-296,005 / -1,137,082)
Buybacks6,000 (2,000 / 10,000)12,000 (2,500 / 20,000)16,000 (3,000 / 25,000)18,000 (3,500 / 30,000)
Dividend per share0.60 (0.60 / 0.60)0.72 (0.60 / 0.90)0.84 (0.60 / 1.20)0.96 (0.60 / 1.50)

What is Micron’s dividend yield at its share price?

At $1,067.55 a share, investors value Micron’s equity at $1,205,683.66 million. Enterprise value, which values the operating business after cash and borrowings, is $1,167,428.66 million. The difference implies $38,255 million of net cash, although some of that cash is restricted and may not be freely available.

From the full memo · 1. The business

Micron Technology makes the memory chips and storage devices that computers use to work and keep data. It sells different products because a device needs different kinds of memory for different jobs.

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