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Value Line reports 2026 earnings gains; dividend up for 12th straight year

Jul 29, 2026, 12:51 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Positive bottom-line growth, sustained dividend increases, and stronger liquidity can support VALU's price, especially among income-focused investors; however, the small-cap profile and dependence on EAM revenue may cap upside without optional catalysts.

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Value Line, Inc. reported FY2026 results for the year ended April 30, 2026, delivering higher profitability and stronger liquidity. Net income rose 4.6% to $21.63 million with EPS of $2.30, while investment gains climbed to $6.43 million. The company also raised the annual dividend to $1.40 per share, yielding roughly 4%, underscoring durable cash flow and balance-sheet strength.

FY2026 net income $21.63M; EPS $2.30, up 4.6%.
EAM non-voting income rose 3.6% to $18.97M; gains $6.43M.
Annual dividend $1.325; guided to $1.40; ~4% yield.
Retained earnings $122.58M; liquid assets $86.47M; equity $107.89M.

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Value Line reports 2026 earnings gains; dividend up for 12th straight year

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