Park Aerospace Corp. declares regular cash dividend
The Board of Directors of Park Aerospace Corp. (NYSE: PKE) has declared a regular quarterly cash dividend of $0.125 per share. The dividend will be paid on a forthcoming payment date to shareholders who are on record ahead of that date. The decision reflects Park’s steady, ongoing approach to returning cash to its shareholders and reinforces the consistency investors have come to expect.
A long record of returning cash to shareholders
Park Aerospace Corp. has paid a regular quarterly cash dividend for 39 consecutive years. Over that entire span, the company has never missed a payment and has never reduced the dividend amount. That uninterrupted record has helped build trust with its investor base and underscores the company’s emphasis on reliability.
Dividend history at a glance
Since the start of fiscal year 2005, Park has distributed approximately $596 million in cash dividends to shareholders. On a per-share basis, that totals an average of $29.10, illustrating the company’s sustained focus on its dividend policy and its commitment to returning capital over time.
Advanced composites for the aerospace market
Beyond its dividend track record, Park Aerospace Corp. develops and manufactures advanced composite materials used to produce composite structures for the global aerospace market. Its portfolio includes advanced film adhesives and specialized materials designed for lightning strike protection, among other tailored offerings for demanding aerospace uses.
Where these materials are used
Park’s advanced composite materials support a wide range of aerospace applications, including jet engines, transport aircraft, military platforms, drones, business jets, and rotary-wing aircraft. The company also supplies specialty ablative materials for rocket motors and nozzles and offers materials customized for radome applications.
Customization, parts fabrication, and tooling
Park Aerospace designs and fabricates composite parts and produces low-volume tooling specifically for aerospace programs. Its proprietary composite product lines—SigmaStrut™ and AlphaStrut™—address niche needs, serving prototype and development aircraft as well as upgrade programs for legacy military aircraft.
Tackling projects others overlook
A defining part of Park Aerospace’s mission is taking on projects other providers often pass up—whether because of size, complexity, or both. The company positions itself to step in when the requirement is unusual, making it a practical partner for unique aerospace needs.
Company contact and information
For additional information about Park Aerospace Corp., including updates on corporate operations, investors can use the contact below. The company can provide further insight into its work across the aerospace industry and the programs it supports.
Contact: Donna D’Amico-Annitto
486 North Oliver Road, Bldg. Z
Newton, Kansas 67114
(316) 283-6500
Frequently Asked Questions
What dividend did Park Aerospace Corp. announce?
The Board declared a regular quarterly cash dividend of $0.125 per share.
When will the dividend be paid, and who qualifies?
The dividend will be paid on a forthcoming payable date to shareholders who are on record prior to that date.
How consistent is Park Aerospace’s dividend history?
Park has paid regular quarterly cash dividends for 39 consecutive years without skipping a payment or reducing the amount.
How much has Park returned to shareholders since fiscal 2005?
Since the start of fiscal year 2005, the company has distributed about $596 million in cash dividends, averaging $29.10 per share over that period.
What does Park Aerospace make for the aerospace industry?
Park develops and manufactures advanced composite materials—such as film adhesives and materials for lightning strike protection—along with composite parts, low-volume tooling, and proprietary products like SigmaStrut™ and AlphaStrut™ for specialized aerospace applications.
