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Kimco Realty: revenue, profit and dividends

In fiscal 2025, Kimco Realty had revenue of $2.14B, up 6.3% a year on average since 2015, and net income of $585M (27.3% of revenue). It paid a dividend of $1.01 a share. It has 64% more shares than in 2015.

Revenue, fiscal 2025

$2.14B+6.3% a year

average annual revenue growth since 2015 · +5.1% vs 2024

Net income, 2025
$585M
27.3% of revenue
Dividend per share, 2025
$1.01
raised 1 year in a row
Revenue growth, 5 years
15.1% a year
since 2020
Shares, 2025
675M
+63.6% since 2015
Free cash flow, 2025
$1.1B
$1.12B from operations − $18.4M capex
Ticker
KIM · NYSE
Sector
Real Estate
Sub-industry
Retail REITs
Headquarters
Jericho, New York
Founded
1958
In the S&P 500 since
April 4, 2006
Latest fiscal year
2025, ended December 31, 2025
SEC filer
Kimco Realty Corp · CIK 0000879101

Revenue and net income

Revenue went from $675M in 2007 to $2.14B in 2025. Net loss in 2009.

RevenueNet income
Fiscal years · US dollarsSource: SEC EDGAR (company filings)

Diluted earnings per share

Diluted EPS went from $1.65 in 2007 to $1.02 in 2018.

Fiscal years · US dollars per share, adjusted for splitsSource: SEC EDGAR (company filings)

Dividends per share

Raised 1 year in a row, every year from 2025 to 2025. Ten-year growth: 0.4% a year.

Fiscal years · US dollars per share, adjusted for splitsSource: SEC EDGAR (company filings)

Shares outstanding

63.6% more shares in 2025 than in 2015 (413M → 675M): new shares outweighed buybacks.

Fiscal years · diluted weighted-average shares, adjusted for splitsSource: SEC EDGAR (company filings)

Operating cash flow, capex and free cash flow

Free cash flow (operating cash flow minus capital expenditure) was $1.1B in 2025, 51.5% of revenue. Negative in 2009.

Operating cash flowCapital expenditureFree cash flow
Fiscal years · US dollarsSource: SEC EDGAR (company filings)

Year by year

Fiscal yearRevenueNet incomeNet marginDiluted EPSDividendSharesOperating cash flowCapexFree cash flow
2025$2.14B$585M27.3%—$1.01675M$1.12B$18.4M$1.1B
2024$2.04B$411M20.2%—$0.97672M———
2023$1.78B$654M36.7%—$1.02618M———
2022$1.73B$126M7.3%—$0.84618M———
2021$1.36B$844M61.9%—$0.68511M———
2020$1.06B$1.0B94.6%—$0.54432M———
2019$1.16B$411M35.4%—$1.12422M———
2018$1.16B$498M42.7%$1.02$1.12421M———
2017$1.2B$426M35.5%$0.87$1.09424M———
2016$1.17B$379M32.4%$0.79$1.03420M———
2015$1.17B$894M76.6%$2.00$0.97413M———
2014$994M$424M42.7%$0.89$0.92411M———
2013$862M$236M27.4%$0.43$0.85409M———
2012$793M$266M33.5%$0.42$0.78407M———
2011$814M$169M20.8%$0.27$0.73408M———
2010$827M$143M17.3%$0.22$0.66406M$480M$251M$229M
2009$755M−$3.94M−0.5%−$0.15$0.72350M$404M$955M−$552M
2008$751M$250M33.3%$0.78$1.64259M———
2007$675M$443M65.6%$1.65—257M———

Fiscal years, labelled by the year in which they end. US dollars; per-share figures and share counts adjusted for splits. —: not in the data.

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