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Eagle Bancorp (EGBN) Dividend Calculator

At the Oct 26, 2026 close, Eagle Bancorp (EGBN) yields 1.53%, so $10,000 pays about $153 a year in dividends before growth or reinvestment.

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Latest dividend
$0.010
a share, quarterly · ex-date Aug 6, 2026
Annual dividend
$0.51
paid in fiscal 2025
Yield
1.53%
$0.51 ÷ $33.29, close of Oct 26, 2026
Eagle Bancorp (EGBN)Eagle Bancorp Inc (MD) · Nasdaq · pays quarterly
Reinvest dividendsEach quarterly payment buys more shares

No five-year growth on record; enter your own

$0.51 paid in fiscal 2025 ÷ the Oct 26, 2026 close.

Share price, held flat
$33.29

The Oct 26, 2026 close, used for every year. An assumption, not a forecast.

Eagle Bancorp (EGBN) at $10,000, dividends reinvested, growing 0% a year, price held at the Oct 26, 2026 close.

Total dividends
$1,650
received over 10 years
Dividends in year 10
$177
about $15 a month
Shares held
350.0
from 300.4 at the start
Value at a flat price
$11,650
shares × $33.29; $10,000 put in
Yield on cost in year 10
1.53%
the year-10 dividend a share over the $33.29 close you start at

Taken as cash instead, dividends would total $1,530 over 10 years.

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Dividends received each year

Eagle Bancorp (EGBN) dividend projection, year by year
YearDividend a shareYield on costDividends receivedShares heldValue at a flat priceTotal dividends
Year 1$0.511.53%$154305.0$10,154$154
Year 2$0.511.53%$156309.7$10,310$310
Year 3$0.511.53%$159314.5$10,469$469
Year 4$0.511.53%$161319.3$10,630$630
Year 5$0.511.53%$164324.2$10,793$793
Year 10$0.511.53%$177350.0$11,650$1,650

Value at a flat price assumes the share price stays at $33.29, the Oct 26, 2026 close, in every year. It is an assumption, not a forecast: prices move, and this column shows only what dividends and new money add. No taxes or fees are taken out.

Year-one dividend a share = starting yield × share price
Dividend a share in year n = year-one dividend × (1 + growth)^(n − 1)
Each quarterly payment = shares held × dividend a share ÷ 4
Reinvested: shares held + payment ÷ share price

The share price is held flat at the Oct 26, 2026 close in every year. Money added each month buys shares at the end of each payment period. No taxes, fees or commissions are taken out.

Year one starts from the dividend paid in fiscal 2025 ($0.51 a share). The latest quarterly payment, $0.010, runs at $0.04 a year.

No five-year dividend growth is on record for Eagle Bancorp, so the growth rate starts at 0%; edit it to test your own view.

Yield on cost

Yield on cost here is a year's dividend a share divided by the close you start at. The page holds that close flat, so every share, whether held from the start, added each month or added with reinvested dividends, costs the same, and one figure covers them all. It is not the year's dividends divided by the money put in.

The dividends in the final year are divided by twelve to give the monthly figure under them; it is an average, since a quarterly payer pays four times a year.

What is a DRIP calculator?

A DRIP calculator projects a dividend reinvestment plan: each payment buys more shares at the share price, so the next payment is paid on more shares. Turn Reinvest dividends off to take the payments as cash instead.

How do I calculate how much dividend I will get?

Multiply the shares you own by the dividend a share. Eagle Bancorp paid $0.51 a share in fiscal 2025, so 100 shares received $51; its latest quarterly dividend is $0.010 a share, with an ex-dividend date of Aug 6, 2026.

How much money do you need to make $1,000 a month in dividends?

Divide the $12,000 a year by the yield. At Eagle Bancorp's 1.53% yield at the Oct 26, 2026 close, that is about $784,300, before taxes and with no dividend growth.

This projection is arithmetic on Eagle Bancorp's dividend record and your inputs, not a forecast or a recommendation · Not investment advice.

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