Realty Income (O) dividend payout

73%

of its adjusted funds from operations went to the dividend for the quarter ended September 30, 2026.

Down 1 point from 74% the quarter before.

Quarter by quarter

What AFFO is

Adjusted funds from operations is the cash flow most real estate investment trusts report. It starts from net income, adds back depreciation, and makes further adjustments each company sets out in its release. Depreciation on buildings is a large charge that takes no cash, so a payout worked against earnings per share can read far higher than this one.

Where these come from

Each figure comes from Realty Income’s own earnings release, filed with the SEC, and every row above links to its filing. A figure goes on this page only when it agrees with the percent or coverage the company states, or reads the same from two places in the release. New filings are checked every evening.

About Realty Income

A real estate investment trust founded in 1969 that owns properties leased to other companies across the United States, the United Kingdom and Europe. It calls itself The Monthly Dividend Company. It pays monthly.

ZenEdge has no connection to Realty Income. What a company paid says nothing about what it will pay next.

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