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May 20, 2026   |   Read online Dividend Radar — Weekly Edition · 05/20/2026 ⭐️ Built on the timeless CCC method first introduced by David Fish ⭐ For Premium Partners Only Dividend Radar by MaxDividends is a weekly update of reliable, dividend-growing companies — built on the timeless CCC method first introduced by David Fish. Dividend Radar — Weekly Edition · 05/20/2026 The legendary method of dividend discipline returns every Wednesday — powered by MaxDividends. It’s official: Dividend Radar is back — now on MaxDividends — rebuilt, refreshed, and ready for your review. A quick note: Every edition of Dividend Radar by MaxDividends is powered by the deep, real-time data inside the MaxDividends App — including our advanced Screener, which scans over 19,000+ companies worldwide to surface the next dividend gems.   Explore it here: maxdividends.app/cabinet/scanner 🧾 Download the full Excel version below — just like the classic Dividend Radar everyone remembers. Dividend Radar - May 20, 2026 Dividend-Radar-by-MaxDividends-05-20-2026.xlsx 905.19 KB • VND.OPENXMLFORMATS-OFFICEDOCUMENT.SPREADSHEETML.SHEET File Download You’re Premium — enjoy full access to the legendary Dividend Radar. Interesting Picks from Today’s Dividend Radar List Enghouse Systems Ltd (ENGH) Last Div Date: 15.05.2026 Dividend: 0.30 CAD → 0.31 CAD (+3.33%) Dividend Growth Streak: 17 consecutive years Consistent Years: 17 Financial Score (Local): 97.66 The software and technology solutions provider continued steady dividend growth supported by recurring revenue and strong profitability. +🎁 Bonus 💿 Weekly Dividend Hikes — May 12–19, 2026 Weekly Dividend Hikes by MaxDividends — your trusted weekly briefing on every verified dividend increase across major global markets. Each edition cuts through the noise to deliver clean, timely, data-backed insight into which companies are not only paying dividends — but actively raising them. From industrial giants and utilities to financials and specialized manufacturers, we track every notable hike that strengthens long-term income portfolios. The mission stays unchanged: real data, real increases, real income growth — delivered before most of the market even reacts. MaxDividends remains the world’s most complete, independently verified weekly source for dividend increase intelligence — trusted by income investors, compounding believers, and disciplined long-term builders. A balanced week for dividend investors, with dependable utilities, industrial leaders, and several standout growers delivering healthy increases. While many companies stayed with modest annual raises, a few names stood out with stronger dividend hikes, showing that disciplined dividend growth remains alive across multiple sectors and markets. 🇺🇸 United States RLI Corp (RLI) Last Div Date: 15.05.2026 Dividend: $0.16 → $0.18 (+12.50%) Dividend Growth Streak: 51 consecutive years Consistent Years: 51 Financial Score (Local): 89.97 The specialty insurance company delivered one of the strongest increases of the week while extending an impressive five-decade dividend growth streak supported by disciplined underwriting and stable profitability. MSA Safety (MSA) Last Div Date: 15.05.2026 Dividend: $0.53 → $0.54 (+1.89%) Dividend Growth Streak: 56 consecutive years Consistent Years: 56 Financial Score (Local): 97.96 A global safety equipment provider continued one of the market's longest dividend growth traditions backed by durable industrial demand and strong financial quality. Southern Company (SO) Last Div Date: 18.05.2026 Dividend: $0.74 → $0.76 (+2.70%) Dividend Growth Streak: 25 consecutive years Consistent Years: 35 Financial Score (Local): 86.04 One of America's largest regulated utilities extended its long-running dividend growth record through dependable cash flows and essential infrastructure operations. American Water Works (AWK) Last Div Date: 12.05.2026 Dividend: $0.828 → $0.895 (+8.16%) Dividend Growth Streak: 18 consecutive years Consistent Years: 18 Financial Score (Local): 86.51 The largest publicly traded U.S. water utility delivered a strong dividend increase supported by predictable cash flows and long-term infrastructure investment. ConnectOne Bancorp Inc (CNOB) Last Div Date: 15.05.2026 Dividend: $0.18 → $0.195 (+8.33%) Dividend Growth Streak: 7 consecutive years Consistent Years: 15 Financial Score (Local): 87.92 The regional banking company delivered a healthy increase as stable profitability and disciplined lending continued supporting shareholder returns. Weyco Group Inc (WEYS) Last Div Date: 19.05.2026 Dividend: $0.27 → $0.28 (+3.70%) Dividend Growth Streak: 3 consecutive years Consistent Years: 32 Financial Score (Local): 94.45 The footwear company continued measured dividend growth supported by stable operations and a long history of returning capital to shareholders. AGCO Corporation (AGCO) Last Div Date: 15.05.2026 Dividend: $0.29 → $0.30 (+3.45%) Dividend Growth Streak: 0 consecutive years Consistent Years: 13 Financial Score (Local): 96.07 The agricultural equipment manufacturer continued rewarding shareholders while benefiting from long-term global demand for farming productivity. Artesian Resources Corporation (ARTNA) Last Div Date: 15.05.2026 Dividend: $0.314 → $0.32 (+2.01%) Dividend Growth Streak: 31 consecutive years Consistent Years: 31 Financial Score (Local): 87.35 The regulated water utility maintained its reliable dividend growth profile through predictable demand and stable operations. NACCO Industries Inc (NC) Last Div Date: 14.05.2026 Dividend: $0.253 → $0.263 (+3.96%) Dividend Growth Streak: 40 consecutive years Consistent Years: 40 Financial Score (Local): 71.47 The diversified industrial company extended four decades of dividend growth through conservative financial management and stable operating performance. Hyster-Yale Materials Handling Inc (HY) Last Div Date: 12.05.2026 Dividend: $0.36 → $0.365 (+1.39%) Dividend Growth Streak: 13 consecutive years Consistent Years: 13 Financial Score (Local): 91.00 The materials handling equipment manufacturer maintained steady dividend growth while benefiting from ongoing industrial and logistics demand. 🇨🇦 Canada Enghouse Systems Ltd (ENGH) Last Div Date: 15.05.2026 Dividend: 0.30 CAD → 0.31 CAD (+3.33%) Dividend Growth Streak: 17 consecutive years Consistent Years: 17 Financial Score (Local): 97.66 The software and technology solutions provider continued steady dividend growth supported by recurring revenue and strong profitability. Magna International Inc (MG) Last Div Date: 15.05.2026 Dividend: 0.677 CAD → 0.679 CAD (+0.30%) Dividend Growth Streak: 14 consecutive years Consistent Years: 14 Financial Score (Local): 82.70 The automotive components supplier maintained its disciplined dividend approach while balancing growth investments and industry cyclicality. ⭐ Weekly Standouts MSA Safety — extended an impressive 56 consecutive years of dividend growth & highest Local Financial Score of the week at 97.96 Why This Matters Some hikes are modest, some are big — but all of them mean higher passive income. Week after week, this is how the compounding snowball keeps rolling. 👉 Congratulations to all shareholders who spotted their company among this week’s winners! Full details are inside the MaxDividends App — where you can also set up email alerts to get notified about every dividend hike in real time. 💬 Community Chat for Partners Once the first issue of Dividend Radar 2.0 is live, join the conversation in the MaxDividends Community Chat and share your thoughts. Join the conversation in the MaxDividends Members-Only Community chat Tell us what you think of the new format, what you’d like to see next, or which dividend names caught your eye this week. *** 📜 Dividend Radar: The Origin Story In the early 2000s, the late David Fish — an independent analyst and dividend-growth pioneer — created what became known as the Dividend Champions, Contenders & Challengers List (CCC List). It was simple but powerful: group companies by how many years in a row they’ve raised their dividends. Over time, this evolved into Dividend Radar, a weekly update trusted by thousands of income investors. For more than two decades, dividend investors across the world followed one proven framework — Dividend Radar, built on the timeless CCC method: Champions. Contenders. Challengers. It wasn’t just a list. It was a reputation. To be included meant a company had achieved what only the strongest businesses ever do — raising its dividend every single year, without fail. Here’s the essence of David Fish’s the system: Dividend Champions (Aristocrats) Companies that raised their dividends for 25 years or more. These are the icons of reliability — the long-term legends. Dividend Eagles 15-24 years of dividend growth, identified using a modernized, data-driven framework that goes beyond streak length alone. Eagles combine long-term consistency with strong financial quality — spotlighting companies that not only raise dividends, but do so with superior fundamentals, healthy balance sheets, and durable business models. Dividend Contenders 10 to 24 years of consecutive increases. Proven performers with strong growth and discipline. Dividend Challengers 5 to 9 years of raises. Rising stars on their way to the upper tiers. For nearly twenty years, the CCC system served as the investor’s compass — until mid-2024, when Dividend Radar was quietly discontinued. The updates stopped. The spreadsheet disappeared. And with it, one of the most respected tools in dividend investing was gone. 💡 MaxDividends Picks Up the Torch Starting this week, we’re bringing it back — rebuilt, updated weekly, and fully integrated into the MaxDividends App. This is Dividend Radar 2.0 — the trusted classic, reborn with modern analytics and live scoring. ⚙️ How It Works Now Every Wednesday, we publish a refreshed MaxDividends Dividend Radar — a live list of companies that have raised dividends for at least five consecutive years. Each company is automatically evaluated using our core metrics: Financial Scoring — overall business quality, stability, and balance-sheet strength Dividend Scoring — dividend consistency, yield sustainability, and growth momentum Alongside these scores you’ll find: ticker and name, sector, years of raises, current yield, payout ratio, 5- and 10-year dividend CAGR, and key financial metrics (EPS, revenue growth, debt, cash flow). Everything updates automatically — no manual files, no downloads. Just clean data inside the app. 🧭 What You’ll See Every Wednesday Top Dividend Champions — the elite 25+ year streaks Top Dividend Eagles - top names with 15–24 years of dividend growth — a curated, higher-quality subset that blends consistency with stronger fundamentals than the broad Contender group. Top Contenders — 10–24 year consistent raisers Top Challengers — 5–9 year up-and-comers This Week’s New Additions & Drops — who entered or fell off the list Dividend Raises of the Week — the latest increase announcements Each name comes with a Financial Score, Dividend Score, yield, and growth rate — everything you need to spot quality and momentum at a glance. 💎 Why This Method Still Matters Because true dividend growth isn’t luck — it’s discipline. Companies that keep raising through recessions and rate cycles are built differently. That’s why this approach stood the test of time for two decades. When you invest in consistent raisers, you’re not chasing price swings — you’re building income that grows year after year. 🗓 Every Wednesday Each Wednesday morning, the new Dividend Radar 2.0 update goes live in your inbox. Tomorrow’s first issue includes: All Dividend Champions Fresh Contenders with double-digit streaks Rising Challengers entering the radar All hikes, cuts, changes (soon) As we move forward, we’ll gradually evolve it into a fully interactive experience inside the MaxDividends App — keeping the spirit of the original method alive while adding our own upgrades and precision analytics. 🦅 Dividend Radar 2.0 Is Back — Powered by MaxDividends 💌 Questions or thoughts? Reach me anytime at max@maxdividends.app ⭐️ Private • For Premium Members Only 📚 Knowledge Base & Premium Guides Learn the MaxDividends Way Start Here 📌  Essential Reads  📖 What is the MaxDividends Idea & Concept | E-Book 🎯 What is the MaxDividends Strategy 🔑 Explore the Premium Hub 💌 Set | Update Your Email Preferences - Choose the topics you want to hear about and receive only the emails that matter to you. 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