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USE Dividend

USCF Energy Commodity Strategy Absolute Return Fund

AMEXFinancial ServicesETFData as of
Dividend yield
2.20%
Annual dividend
$0.70
Payout ratio
Frequency
Annual
Share price
$32.42
Market cap
$2.6M

Is USE a good dividend stock?

What the data shows. These are observations, not recommendations — see the disclaimer at the foot of the page.

  • Yield is below the market median2.20% against a median of 2.78%. A lower yield is common among companies that reinvest more of their earnings or whose shares have risen.
  • Payout ratio does not applyThis is a fund. It distributes income received from its holdings rather than paying out of its own earnings, so a payout ratio is not a meaningful measure.
  • Dividend has been cut onceAcross 3 complete years, the annual total fell in 2025. The most recent reduction was in 2025.

USE dividend history

Annual dividend per share, 2023 to 2025.

202320242025
Peak $10.72 in 2024Year the total fellTypical payment × payments that year, split-adjusted, excluding special and one-off distributions. Robust to duplicate records in the source data. The current year is omitted while incomplete.

Recent dividend payments

The last 4 dividend payments for USE, most recent first.
Ex-dividend datePay dateAmountType
$0.7007Annual
$10.7230Annual
$1.0647Quarterly
$0.4577Irregular

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Frequently asked questions

Does USE pay a dividend?
Yes. USCF Energy Commodity Strategy Absolute Return Fund pays a annual dividend, currently yielding 2.20% based on trailing twelve-month payments of $0.70 per share.
How much does USE pay in dividends?
$0.70 per share over the last twelve months, paid annual. Special and one-off distributions are excluded from that figure because they do not recur.
When is the next USE ex-dividend date?
No upcoming ex-dividend date is currently on record for USE. Dates appear here once the company declares them.