Alexander & Baldwin has declared four quarterly distributions for 2025, totaling $1.025 per common share. Each of the first three dividends was $0.225 per share, paid on April 7, July 9 and October 7, 2025, following ex-dividend and record dates on March 14, June 13 and September 12, respectively. The fourth quarter distribution of $0.350 per share was payable January 8, 2026, with both ex-dividend and record dates on December 19, 2025. All distributions are classified as ordinary income and fully qualified for federal tax purposes.

Shareholders of record will receive IRS Form 1099-DIV from Computershare detailing the quarterly distributions made or deemed made in 2025. Street-name holders should expect their brokers or banks to provide the equivalent tax documentation. The amounts reported on these forms should be included on 2025 federal income tax returns. The company advises investors to consult tax professionals regarding the treatment of these dividends.

The $1.025 per share annual payout represents an increase over the company’s 2024 total distribution of $0.995 per share, reflecting a 3.0% year-over-year rise in cash returns to shareholders. At the current share count of approximately 58 million common shares outstanding, the total cash outlay exceeds $59 million. This progressive dividend highlights A&B’s commitment to stable income generation, a key attraction for income-oriented investors in the REIT sector.

Alexander & Baldwin specializes exclusively in Hawai‘i commercial real estate, managing about 4.0 million square feet across 21 retail centers, 14 industrial assets and 4 office properties, alongside 146 acres of ground-lease land. As the state’s largest owner of grocery-anchored shopping centers, A&B leverages its 156-year history to deliver consistent occupancy rates above 95% and to support sustainable dividend growth through diversified rent streams across tourism, retail and industrial sectors.