Lowes Companies Stock News

Lowe's Companies (LOW 0.41%) has been a staple in the stock market for a while, especially for investors interested in dividends. It has increased its annual dividend for 53 consecutive years, joining the exclusive Dividend Kings club (the name given to companies with at least 50 years of consecutive dividend increases).

The retail sector is absolutely gigantic, with trillions of dollars sloshing around the economy as transactions occur to buy various products and services. Within this massive market, the home improvement industry is also big, with two major players going head-to-head to win over customers in a $1 trillion market.

Lowe's faces near-term headwinds from soft sales, inflation, and tariff uncertainties. LOW's cash generation and dividend growth remain resilient. The latest dividend increase of 4.3% YOY may seem modest, but it already pushed the yield to the most attractive levels in 10 years.

Most of the trillion-dollar investment opportunity headlines have to do with artificial intelligence, autonomous vehicles, Internet of Things, or other tech trends. And there's certainly a good reason they're getting so much attention.

Finding dividend stocks that are reliable and have the balance sheet stability and cash flow profile to continue to grow their distributions over the long-term is what many investors are after.

I rank a selection of undervalued dividend growth stocks in Dividend Radar and present the top ten stocks for consideration. I use two valuation screens, one based on my fair value estimate and another comparing each stock's forward dividend yield with its 5-year average dividend yield. To rank stocks, I do a quality assessment and sort candidates by quality scores, breaking ties with additiona...

I rate Lowe's a 'Buy', as the market underestimates its stable core business and upside from Pro customer growth and operational efficiency. LOW maintains high margins and steady cash flow, supported by digital initiatives, loyalty programs, and a shift toward professional clients. DCF and comparative valuation suggest a 5–15% upside, with limited downside risk and a fair value around $238 per ...

Third cohort of community and technical colleges grant recipients will launch and expand new training programs for thousands of aspiring tradespeople MOORESVILLE, N.C. , July 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The Lowe's Foundation today announced 12 new Gable Grants for community and technical colleges to help solve America's critical skilled trades worker shortage.