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Schlumberger dividend history

Schlumberger's dividend was $0.840 a share in fiscal 2010, up 0.0% on the year before. That was 24.4% of net income.

Dividends, buybacks and capital spending

FY2026 Q3 TTM
Buybacks (TTM)
$1.8B
Dividends (TTM)
$1.7B
Returned to shareholders
82%
of free cash flow
Buybacks, last 3 fiscal years
$4.8B
Diluted share count
+6.6%
year over year
Total shareholder yield
4.5%
dividends 2.2% + buybacks 2.3% of market value
Dividend payout ratio
56%
of net income paid out
R&D spending
1.8%
of revenue

Dividends by fiscal year

US$ millions unless shown otherwise. Fiscal years, plus the last twelve months (LTM) when newer.

Schlumberger: dividends by fiscal year, annual
Fiscal year2009Dec 20092010Dec 20102011Dec 20112012Dec 20122013Dec 20132014Dec 20142015Dec 20152016Dec 20162017Dec 20172018Dec 20182019Dec 20192020Dec 20202021Dec 20212022Dec 20222023Dec 20232024Dec 20242025Dec 2025LTMSept 2026
Dividend per share$0.840$0.840————————————————
Dividend per share growth—0.0%————————————————
Dividends paid1,0061,0401,3001,4321,6081,9682,4192,6472,7782,7702,7691,7346998481,3171,5331,6021,731
Share buybacks5001,7172,9989722,5964,6782,18277896940027826——6941,7372,4141,755
Dividends ÷ net income32.1%24.4%26.0%26.1%23.9%36.2%116.7%——129.6%——37.2%24.6%31.3%34.4%47.5%55.9%
Dividends ÷ free cash flow34.5%40.0%69.3%77.4%27.5%27.3%37.8%62.9%78.1%78.0%74.7%94.9%19.9%40.3%28.0%32.8%33.4%38.0%

Dividend per share is the amount declared for the fiscal year as stated in the company's filings (including any special dividend), restated for stock splits and checked against the cash dividends paid. Dividends paid and buybacks are cash amounts; the last-twelve-months column can include an extra payment when a quarter-end date moves.

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Figures from Schlumberger's SEC filings (10-K and 10-Q), retrieved October 29, 2026. How we read and check them: methodology and data sources. Not investment advice. Back to Schlumberger.