Research memoThe Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD.TO) · TSXMemo of October 10, 2026

TD dividend

TD paid C$4.20 per share in 2025, up from C$3.16 in 2021. Dividend coverage was uneven: in fiscal 2023 and 2024, dividends and buybacks exceeded earnings available to common shareholders.

2.8%
Dividend yield
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How much does TD pay in dividends?

Dividends rose from C$3.16 per share in 2021 to C$4.20 in 2025. Diluted weighted-average shares fell 1.8% in 2025, so adjusted EPS could grow faster than adjusted income. Book value per share reached C$68.78 and tangible book value per share reached C$55.72.

What one share getsC$
Year to Oct 2025Year to Oct 2024Year to Oct 2023Year to Oct 2022Year to Oct 2021
EPS, diluted11.564.725.529.477.72
Book value per share68.7859.5956.5655.0051.66
Dividend per share4.204.083.843.563.16

Does TD’s cash cover its dividend?

TD increased common dividends and began buying back shares. In fiscal 2023 and 2024, distributions exceeded earnings available to common shareholders. That shows current profits did not cover those payments; it does not by itself show that TD lacked regulatory capital. The bank could also draw on earlier retained earnings, excess capital or proceeds from selling investments.

What it earns and gives backC$ millions
Year to Oct 2025Year to Oct 2024Year to Oct 2023Year to Oct 2022Year to Oct 2021
Net income available to common shareholders19,9738,31610,07117,17014,049
Dividends declared on common shares7,2287,1636,9826,4425,741
Shares bought back6,2063,9974,2852,1950
Kept to grow and to build capital6,539-2,844-1,1968,5338,308
Dividend payout ratio36.2%86.1%69.3%37.5%40.9%

What could change TD’s dividend?

Dividends are the steadiest shareholder-return driver. FY2026 DPS is CAD 4.40, including an estimated fourth-quarter payment of CAD 1.12. The base path then grows DPS by about 5% annually. The bear path slows growth to about 2%, while the bull path reaches about 6%. The base remains below management’s 7–10% medium-term adjusted EPS-growth target, leaving room for the payout ratio to remain within the 40–50% objective.

The forecast's main numbersfiscal years; base case, then bear / bull in brackets; CAD millions unless shown
FY2026FY2027FY2028FY2029
Value per share68.83 (67.06 / 69.74)71.82 (68.71 / 73.45)76.55 (70.59 / 78.74)81.82 (72.82 / 84.92)
Buybacks9,500 (9,500 / 9,500)8,500 (4,000 / 10,000)5,000 (2,000 / 9,000)5,500 (2,500 / 10,000)
Dividend per share4.40 (4.40 / 4.40)4.62 (4.49 / 4.66)4.85 (4.58 / 4.94)5.09 (4.67 / 5.24)

What is TD’s dividend yield today?

At C$162.23, TD trades at 17.4x trailing earnings and 2.3x book value. Its 2.8% dividend yield sits within a valuation that already reflects confidence in recovery. Reported 2025 EPS, efficiency and return benefited from the gain on selling part of TD’s Charles Schwab stake, while adjusted income grew more modestly. Recent lower provisions have not erased pressure: net write-offs remained above the prior year.

From the full memo · 1. The business

The Toronto-Dominion Bank is a Canadian bank that helps households and businesses hold, move, borrow, invest and protect money. Its business looks simple from the outside, but its earnings depend on what customers pay, what funding costs, and what risks appear later.

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