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Old Second Bancorp, Inc. Stock Price History

Old Second Bancorp, Inc. EPS

EPSDividend / share
-9.1-5.2-1.32.66.5201020122014201620182020202220242025

Old Second Bancorp, Inc. Dividend per Share

Forward Yield
1.25%
Annual Dividend
0.28 USD
Payout
15.57%
Frequency
Quarterly
Yrs of growth
2
CAGR 5Y
44.27%
0.00.10.10.20.319931995199719992001200320172019202120232025

Old Second Bancorp, Inc. Dividend Yield

Old Second Bancorp, Inc. Payout Ratio

0%7%13%20%27%2016201720182019202020212022202320242025

Old Second Bancorp, Inc. Dividend Growth

1Y CAGR
3Y CAGR
5Y CAGR
10Y CAGR
20Y CAGR
19.05%
7.72%
44.27%
17.46%
22.25%
Compound annual growth rate of dividend per share
Yield vs sector
1.25%
avg Financial Services: 2.81%
Next ex-dividend (est.)
2026-07-31
last: 2026-05-01
Ex-DateAmount
2026-05-010.07 USD
2026-01-300.07 USD
2025-10-310.07 USD
2025-07-250.06 USD
2025-04-250.06 USD
2025-01-310.06 USD
2024-10-250.06 USD
2024-07-260.05 USD

Old Second Bancorp, Inc. is a financial services company that primarily functions as a holding company for Old Second National Bank. The bank provides a diverse range of services tailored to meet the needs of retail consumers, commercial businesses, and municipal entities. Its offerings encompass traditional banking services such as deposits, personal, commercial, and mortgage lending. Additionally, the bank provides more specialized financial solutions like treasury management, trust services, and investment advisory. Old Second Bancorp is notably active in the Chicago metropolitan area, positioning itself as a key player within local financial markets. The company supports economic growth and financial health within its operating regions by facilitating capital access and offering comprehensive financial services. Through its extensive reach and community-focused approach, Old Second Bancorp plays a significant role in the regional banking landscape, contributing to both individual financial security and broader economic stability.