Genesis Energy, L.P. (GEL) Dividend History

DivTrkr holds 115 recorded GEL dividend payments, running from April 28, 1997 to July 31, 2026 — 30 calendar years. Together those payments total $40.54 per share. GEL has most often paid quarterly.

GEL has increased its payment rate for 1 consecutive complete year.

Over the last five complete years the GEL payment rate compounded at +1.9% a year, and -12.4% a year over the last ten. That is what the payments actually did; it is not a forecast.

GEL's payment rate fell in 2018, 2020. The steepest drop was -72.7%.

GEL dividends by year

YearTotal paid per sharePaymentsMedian paymentGrowth
2025$0.6604$0.165+10.0%
2024$0.6154$0.150+0.0%
2023$0.6004$0.150+0.0%
2022$0.6004$0.150+0.0%
2021$0.6004$0.150+0.0%
2020$1.004$0.150-72.7%
2019$2.204$0.550+4.8%
2018$2.104$0.525-26.6%
2017$2.654$0.715+4.9%
2016$2.724$0.681+10.4%
2015$2.474$0.617+10.8%
2014$2.234$0.557+10.7%
2013$2.014$0.504+10.7%
2012$1.824$0.455+10.6%
2011$1.654$0.411+10.8%
2010$1.494$0.371+8.8%
2009$1.374$0.342+11.1%
2008$1.224$0.307+36.7%
2007$0.9304$0.225+21.6%
2006$0.7404$0.185+23.3%
2005$0.6104$0.150+0.0%
2004$0.6004$0.150—
2003$0.1503 (timing)$0.0500—
2002$0.2001 (timing)$0.200—
2001$0.8004$0.200—
2000$2.285 (timing)$0.500—
1999$2.004$0.500+0.0%
1998$2.004$0.500—
1997$1.663 (timing)$0.500—

How this growth is measured

Year-over-year growth here compares each year's median payment with the year before, not the calendar-year total. Ex-dividend dates drift, so a quarterly payer can book five ex-dates in one calendar year and four in the next. Comparing raw yearly totals would show a phantom cut of around 25% in a year where the company did nothing but pay slightly earlier. Using the median payment removes that distortion, and also ignores one-off special dividends.

Years marked “timing” booked a different number of payments than GEL's usual cadence, so their total is not directly comparable with neighbouring years.

Recent GEL dividend payments

Ex-dividend dateAmount per share
July 31, 2026$0.200
April 30, 2026$0.180
January 30, 2026$0.180
October 31, 2025$0.165
July 31, 2025$0.165
April 30, 2025$0.165
January 31, 2025$0.165
October 31, 2024$0.165
July 31, 2024$0.150
April 29, 2024$0.150
January 30, 2024$0.150
October 30, 2023$0.150
July 28, 2023$0.150
April 27, 2023$0.150
January 30, 2023$0.150
October 28, 2022$0.150
July 28, 2022$0.150
April 28, 2022$0.150
January 28, 2022$0.150
October 28, 2021$0.150
July 29, 2021$0.150
April 29, 2021$0.150
January 28, 2021$0.150
October 29, 2020$0.150
July 30, 2020$0.150
April 30, 2020$0.150
January 30, 2020$0.550
October 30, 2019$0.550
July 30, 2019$0.550
April 30, 2019$0.550
January 30, 2019$0.550
October 30, 2018$0.540
July 30, 2018$0.530
April 30, 2018$0.520
January 30, 2018$0.510
October 30, 2017$0.500
July 27, 2017$0.723
April 26, 2017$0.720
January 27, 2017$0.710
October 26, 2016$0.700
July 27, 2016$0.690
April 27, 2016$0.673
January 27, 2016$0.655
October 28, 2015$0.640
July 29, 2015$0.625
April 29, 2015$0.610
January 29, 2015$0.595
October 29, 2014$0.580
July 30, 2014$0.565
April 29, 2014$0.550
January 29, 2014$0.535
October 30, 2013$0.522
July 30, 2013$0.510
April 29, 2013$0.497
January 30, 2013$0.485
October 31, 2012$0.472
July 30, 2012$0.460
April 27, 2012$0.450
January 30, 2012$0.440
November 1, 2011$0.428

Showing the 60 most recent of 115 recorded payments. The full log is on the page.

GEL dividend history questions

How many dividends has GEL paid?

DivTrkr has 115 recorded GEL dividend payments between April 28, 1997 and July 31, 2026, totalling $40.54 per share across 30 calendar years.

Has GEL ever cut its dividend?

Yes. The GEL per-payment rate fell in 2018, 2020, the steepest being -72.7%.

How fast is the GEL dividend growing?

The GEL payment rate compounded at +1.9% a year over the last five complete years and -12.4% a year over the last ten.

How often does GEL pay a dividend?

GEL has most often paid quarterly — 4 payments a year. Individual years can show a different count when an ex-date drifts across a year boundary.

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