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KMI Dividend Calculator
Kinder Morgan, Inc.. Project monthly, quarterly and annual income, DRIP compounding, break-even and a year-by-year table. Runs in your browser; the numbers you enter live in the page URL so you can share or bookmark a result.
Prefilled with a 3.87% reference yield at $30.77 · as of 2026-09-15 · StockAnalysis. Edit any field.
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About KMI
Kinder Morgan is one of the largest energy infrastructure companies in North America, operating natural gas pipelines, terminals, CO₂ and refined-product assets. It is structured as a corporation, so it issues a 1099-DIV rather than a K-1, and pays a quarterly dividend. The dividend was cut sharply in 2015 and has been raised each year since 2018.
Type stock Sector Midstream energy · C-corp Pays quarterly TTM dividend $1.19/share
How this calculator works
Shares bought is investment ÷ price. The dividend per share per payment is
price × yield ÷ 100 ÷ payments per year (4 for KMI). For every payment the
calculator pays shares × dividend per share; with DRIP on it buys
payment ÷ current price more shares, and any annual contribution is split evenly across
the year's payments and also buys shares. The growth assumptions are converted to a per-payment rate so
that they compound to the annual figure you enter. Break-even is the first month at which the
dividends received so far reach 25%, 50%, 75% and 100% of the capital contributed to that point,
simulated out to 50 years. Yield on cost is the year's dividends divided by total capital contributed.
FAQ
- How much does KMI pay per share?
- As of 15 September 2026 the reference figures from StockAnalysis were a 3.87% trailing-twelve-month yield at a share price of $30.77, which works out to about $1.19 per share a year, paid quarterly (roughly $0.30 per quarter). The board sets each dividend, so check the issuer's latest declaration before relying on it.
- How many KMI shares would it take to earn $1,000 a month?
- At the reference yield of 3.87% you would need about 10,077 shares, roughly $310,078 at $30.77 a share, to receive $12,000 a year. Set the initial investment to that amount in the calculator to see the projection. A higher yield needs fewer shares; a lower yield needs more.
- What does the DRIP toggle change?
- With DRIP on, each dividend buys more KMI shares at the then-current price, so the next payment is slightly larger; the projection compounds 4 times a year. With DRIP off the dividends are counted as cash income and the share count only changes through your annual contributions.
- Is the KMI yield in the calculator the forward or trailing yield?
- The prefilled figure is the trailing-twelve-month yield reported by StockAnalysis: the last twelve months of dividends divided by the price on 15 September 2026. If Kinder Morgan, Inc. has announced a dividend change since then, the forward yield will differ; replace the yield with (latest quarterly dividend × 4) ÷ price to use the forward figure.
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Not financial advice. Reference figures as of 2026-09-15 from StockAnalysis; yields and prices change daily and dividends can be cut. Projections are arithmetic on your assumptions, not forecasts.