Dividend History

Common Stock Dividends

Quarter & YearDeclaration DateRecord DatePayable DateCash Amount
per Share
Q4 2022 02/07/23 02/17/23 03/07/23 $0.155
Q1 2023 05/08/23 05/22/23 06/06/23$0.165
Q2 2023 08/07/23 08/17/23 08/31/23 $0.165
Q3 202311/07/2311/17/2312/01/23$0.165
Total Dividends Paid in 2023: $0.65

Series C Preferred Stock Dividends

Quarter & Year Declaration DateRecord DatePayable DateCash Amount
per Share
Q4 2022 02/07/23 03/01/23 03/15/23 $0.75
Q1 2023 05/08/23 06/01/23 06/15/23 $0.75
Q2 2023 08/07/23 09/01/23 09/15/23 $0.75
Total Dividends Paid in 2023: $2.25

Distribution History as a Publicly Traded Partnership
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