AUGUST 26, 2026

Why I’m Selling Global Payments (GPN)

Why I’m Selling Global Payments (GPN)

Summary

Global Payments (GPN) has faced challenges, with a 42% decline over five years and stagnant dividends at $1.00 per share. Despite recent gains, the shift in management's focus from dividend growth to share repurchases raises concerns for dividend-growth investors. While GPN's operational performance shows promise, the lack of predictable, growing cash distributions may necessitate reevaluating its fit within a dividend-focused portfolio. Prioritizing investments that ensure consistent payout growth is crucial for long-term success



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