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CEWE Raises Dividend for 17th Straight Year, Reaching €3.00 per Share

From 2 billion photos processed yearly to 17 dividend hikes in a row—CEWE proves reliability pays. What's next for this shareholder favorite?

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CEWE Raises Dividend for 17th Straight Year, Reaching €3.00 per Share

CEWE, Europe's top photo service and online printing supplier, has announced its seventeenth straight dividend increase. The company's Supervisory Board proposed a payout of 3.00 euros per share for 2025, up from 2.85 euros the previous year. This move highlights CEWE's long-standing commitment to steady growth and shareholder returns.

The latest dividend proposal continues a trend that has earned CEWE a top ranking among German firms. In a study of 611 listed companies, none matched its record of 17 consecutive annual increases—placing it second in the Dividenden-Adel ranking for consistency. The company's approach to sustainable corporate management has also won multiple awards over the years.

CEWE processes over **2 billion photos annually** and sells around **6 million PHOTOBOOKS** each year. Its financial stability is further supported by the Neumüller founding family, who remain long-term anchor shareholders. The company's reliability has made it a standout in Germany's corporate landscape. Looking ahead, CEWE has set key dates for 2026, including its **Annual General Meeting on June 3**. The event will formalise the dividend proposal and address other financial updates.

The 2025 dividend rise to 3.00 euros per share marks another milestone in CEWE's growth strategy. With a track record of steady increases and strong operational performance, the company reinforces its position as a leader in shareholder value. The upcoming Annual General Meeting will finalise the proposal and outline further plans for the year ahead.

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