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When will Brown & Brown, Inc. (BRO) announce its next dividend?

Next announcement expected the week of October 19, 2026 MediumMed quality
Our predicted date is Wednesday, October 21. This is when we expect Brown & Brown, Inc. to declare its next dividend, not when the stock goes ex-dividend — we publish this estimate as early as about three months before the board is expected to meet.

Brown & Brown, Inc. pays dividends quarterly. We hold 159 payments for it, going back to February 1987 — the full record is below, with what it has paid and when, and how far ahead of each ex-date it declares. We don't publish a predicted next ex-dividend date for BRO. As soon as the company declares one it will appear at the top of this page; until then the record below is what we hold.

BRO dividend at a glance

Most recent payment $0.165 per share, August 12, 2026
Indicated annual dividend $0.66 per share, at the current rate and cadence
Payment frequencyQuarterly
Change over the past year Raised 10.0%, from $0.15 to $0.165
5-year growth rate 12.2% a year, compounded ($0.093 → $0.165)
Consecutive years of increases 8, in the record we hold
Typical announcement lead Declared about 14 days before the ex-date, across 56 announcements
Typical time to payment Paid about 13 days after the ex-date
History on file 159 payments since February 1987

Brown & Brown, Inc.'s dividend schedule

Brown & Brown, Inc. has paid quarterly across the 39 years of records we hold, with the most recent ex-date on August 12, 2026. Its ex-dates usually land in the first third of the month.

Across the 56 announcements we have on file, BRO declares a dividend a median of 14 days before the shares go ex. That is roughly how much notice BRO gives you before each ex-date, once its board declares. The cash then arrives about 13 days after the ex-date.

Increases have a season: of the 8 raises in our record, most take effect with the November payment, so that is the ex-date to watch for a change in the amount. The most recent was 10.0%, effective with the November 2025 ex-date.

BRO dividend history

The last 16 payments on record, of 159 going back to February 1987.

Ex-dateAmount
Aug 12, 2026 $0.165
May 11, 2026 $0.165
Feb 4, 2026 $0.165
Nov 5, 2025 $0.165
Aug 13, 2025 $0.15
May 12, 2025 $0.15
Feb 5, 2025 $0.15
Nov 6, 2024 $0.15
Aug 7, 2024 $0.13
May 3, 2024 $0.13
Feb 1, 2024 $0.13
Oct 31, 2023 $0.13
Aug 8, 2023 $0.115
May 5, 2023 $0.115
Feb 2, 2023 $0.115
Nov 1, 2022 $0.115

Amounts are per share as reported on each ex-date, and are not restated for later share splits — a split shows up here as a step down in the per-share amount. Shown for schedule context, not as a yield.

Frequently asked questions

When will BRO announce its next dividend?
We expect Brown & Brown, Inc. to declare its next dividend around October 21, 2026 (the week of October 19, 2026), a medium-quality forecast. This is when the board is expected to declare the dividend, not when the stock goes ex-dividend.
Do I need to own BRO before the ex-dividend date?
Yes. You must already hold the shares when trading opens on the ex-dividend date to receive the payment. Buying on the ex-date itself is too late — the seller keeps that dividend. See ex-date vs record date vs payment date for how the dates fit together.
How often does BRO pay a dividend?
Brown & Brown, Inc. has historically paid quarterly, across 159 payments since February 1987.
How much does BRO pay per share?
The most recent payment was $0.165 per share, with an ex-date of August 12, 2026. At that rate and frequency the indicated annual dividend is $0.66 a share. This is the cash amount, not a yield — a yield depends on the share price you pay.
How far in advance does BRO announce its dividend?
A median of 14 days before the ex-date, across the 56 declarations we hold.
Not investment advice. Where an announcement date is shown it is our estimate of when the board will declare, not a statement by the company. Ex-dividend dates come from the company: where one is shown, it has been declared or already paid. A company can change or cancel a dividend at any time. Always verify against the company's official announcement before trading. Data derived from public sources; last built 2026-09-18.