Old Republic International (ORI) Dividend Forecast & DRIP Calculator
Project future dividend income from Old Republic International (ORI) based on its 30.3% historical CAGR. Toggle DRIP, add monthly contributions, and set custom growth assumptions.
Results After 10 Years
Total Portfolio Value
$50,202.004920.2%
Annual Dividend Income
$39,331.8529801.1%
Monthly Dividend Income
$3,277.6529801.1%
Yield on Cost
3933.18%
Total Return Breakdown
$50,202 (+4920.2%)
Initial Investment
$1,000
2.0%
Additional Investments
$0
0.0%
Dividends
$45,585
90.8%
Stock Price Growth
$3,617
7.2%
Growth Projections
Total Portfolio Value ($)
Annual Dividend Income ($)
Monthly Dividend Income ($)
Yield on Cost (%)
Detailed Projections
Year 0
- Portfolio value
- $1,000.00
- Shares
- 24.47
- Annual DPS
- $3.6850
- Annual dividend
- $90.19
- Yield on cost
- 9.02%
- Stock price
- $40.86
- Total profit
- $0.00
Year 1
- Portfolio value
- $1,174.95
- Shares
- 27.39
- Annual DPS
- $4.8030
- Annual dividend
- $131.54
- Yield on cost
- 13.15%
- Annual investment
- $122.72
- Stock price
- $42.90
- Total profit
- $174.95
Year 2
- Portfolio value
- $1,417.81
- Shares
- 31.47
- Annual DPS
- $6.2603
- Annual dividend
- $197.03
- Yield on cost
- 19.70%
- Annual investment
- $180.86
- Stock price
- $45.05
- Total profit
- $417.81
Year 3
- Portfolio value
- $1,768.02
- Shares
- 37.38
- Annual DPS
- $8.1596
- Annual dividend
- $304.99
- Yield on cost
- 30.50%
- Annual investment
- $274.41
- Stock price
- $47.30
- Total profit
- $768.02
Year 4
- Portfolio value
- $2,295.67
- Shares
- 46.22
- Annual DPS
- $10.6353
- Annual dividend
- $491.59
- Yield on cost
- 49.16%
- Annual investment
- $431.59
- Stock price
- $49.67
- Total profit
- $1,295.67
Year 5
- Portfolio value
- $3,132.38
- Shares
- 60.07
- Annual DPS
- $13.8620
- Annual dividend
- $832.64
- Yield on cost
- 83.26%
- Annual investment
- $709.48
- Stock price
- $52.15
- Total profit
- $2,132.38
Year 6
- Portfolio value
- $4,541.67
- Shares
- 82.94
- Annual DPS
- $18.0677
- Annual dividend
- $1,498.60
- Yield on cost
- 149.86%
- Annual investment
- $1,231.37
- Stock price
- $54.76
- Total profit
- $3,541.67
Year 7
- Portfolio value
- $7,091.72
- Shares
- 123.35
- Annual DPS
- $23.5495
- Annual dividend
- $2,904.76
- Yield on cost
- 290.48%
- Annual investment
- $2,284.10
- Stock price
- $57.49
- Total profit
- $6,091.72
Year 8
- Portfolio value
- $12,118.24
- Shares
- 200.74
- Annual DPS
- $30.6944
- Annual dividend
- $6,161.49
- Yield on cost
- 616.15%
- Annual investment
- $4,595.33
- Stock price
- $60.37
- Total profit
- $11,118.24
Year 9
- Portfolio value
- $23,095.68
- Shares
- 364.36
- Annual DPS
- $40.0071
- Annual dividend
- $14,576.91
- Yield on cost
- 1457.69%
- Annual investment
- $10,205.70
- Stock price
- $63.39
- Total profit
- $22,095.68
Year 10
- Portfolio value
- $50,202.00
- Shares
- 754.27
- Annual DPS
- $52.1452
- Annual dividend
- $39,331.85
- Yield on cost
- 3933.18%
- Annual investment
- $25,549.17
- Stock price
- $66.56
- Total profit
- $49,202.00
| Year | Portfolio Value | Shares | Annual DPS | Annual Dividend | Yield on Cost | Annual Investment | Stock Price | Total Profit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | $1,000.00 | 24.47 | $3.6850 | $90.19 | 9.02% | — | $40.86 | $0.00 |
| 1 | $1,174.95 | 27.39 | $4.8030 | $131.54 | 13.15% | $122.72 | $42.90 | $174.95 |
| 2 | $1,417.81 | 31.47 | $6.2603 | $197.03 | 19.70% | $180.86 | $45.05 | $417.81 |
| 3 | $1,768.02 | 37.38 | $8.1596 | $304.99 | 30.50% | $274.41 | $47.30 | $768.02 |
| 4 | $2,295.67 | 46.22 | $10.6353 | $491.59 | 49.16% | $431.59 | $49.67 | $1,295.67 |
| 5 | $3,132.38 | 60.07 | $13.8620 | $832.64 | 83.26% | $709.48 | $52.15 | $2,132.38 |
| 6 | $4,541.67 | 82.94 | $18.0677 | $1,498.60 | 149.86% | $1,231.37 | $54.76 | $3,541.67 |
| 7 | $7,091.72 | 123.35 | $23.5495 | $2,904.76 | 290.48% | $2,284.10 | $57.49 | $6,091.72 |
| 8 | $12,118.24 | 200.74 | $30.6944 | $6,161.49 | 616.15% | $4,595.33 | $60.37 | $11,118.24 |
| 9 | $23,095.68 | 364.36 | $40.0071 | $14,576.91 | 1457.69% | $10,205.70 | $63.39 | $22,095.68 |
| 10 | $50,202.00 | 754.27 | $52.1452 | $39,331.85 | 3933.18% | $25,549.17 | $66.56 | $49,202.00 |
Income Milestones
1
$100/year — reached in year 15
$500/year — reached in year 56
$1,000/year — reached in year 67
$2,500/year — reached in year 78
$5,000/year — reached in year 89
$10,000/year — reached in year 9Projected dividend income: DRIP vs no DRIP
Final-year advantageExtra income +$38055.66 (2982.0% vs no DRIP)Without DRIPWith DRIP
| Year | Without DRIP ($) | With DRIP ($) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 117.55 | 131.54 |
| 2 | 153.21 | 197.03 |
| 3 | 199.70 | 304.99 |
| 4 | 260.29 | 491.59 |
| 5 | 339.26 | 832.64 |
| 6 | 442.19 | 1498.60 |
| 7 | 576.35 | 2904.76 |
| 8 | 751.21 | 6161.49 |
| 9 | 979.13 | 14576.91 |
| 10 | 1276.19 | 39331.85 |
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Frequently asked questions
How much dividend income will Old Republic International pay in 10 years?
- Based on a $1,000 investment with 30.3% annual dividend growth, Old Republic International (ORI) could generate $39331.85/year in dividend income after 10 years (with DRIP enabled).
What is Old Republic International's projected dividend growth rate?
- Old Republic International (ORI) has grown its dividend at a 30.3% annual rate over the past 5 years. This historical CAGR is used as the default projection but can be adjusted in the calculator.
How does DRIP work with Old Republic International dividends?
- DRIP (Dividend Reinvestment Plan) automatically reinvests dividends into additional Old Republic International shares. Over time, this compounds returns because you earn dividends on your reinvested dividends, significantly increasing total income.
How much do I need to invest in Old Republic International to make $1,000/month in dividends?
- At Old Republic International's current yield of 7.03%, you would need a lump-sum investment of approximately $170,598 to generate $1,000/month in dividends. Use the Goal Calculator above for detailed scenarios.
Are these dividend projections guaranteed?
- No. All projections are based on historical dividend growth rates and current yields. Companies can cut, suspend, or increase dividends at any time. Past performance does not guarantee future results.