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Frontline vs DHT Holdings — dividends, yield and valuation side by side

Both are on our crude tankers page. Each figure below is the one its own page prints, with the same source and date; the full working is on Frontline's page and DHT Holdings' page, where the cash break-even is too.

On regular dividends over the last twelve months, Frontline yields 11.8% and DHT Holdings 17.2% at their latest closes. That is history, not a promise.

Frontline FRO.OL DHT Holdings DHT
Dividends
Trailing yield, regular dividends11.8%17.2%
Last declared$2.61/q$1.45/q
Next dividend, our model $3.05/q 2026Q3 not yet scored $3.69/q 2026Q4 low
The period after, our model untested · $8.15/q 2026Q4 · 3.1× the last dividend · 19% booked $0.74/q 2027Q1 · cover carried from 2026Q4
Four quarters in a row$15.35 2 declared + 2 model$7.11 2 declared + 2 model
Booked so far (company figure)Q3 83% bookedQ4 85% booked
Fleet
Ships7423
Valuation, trailing
Market cap$10,110m$3,478m
P/E6.8×5.0×
EV/EBITDA6.2×4.6×
P/NAV (company's own NAV)——
Net debt / equity0.670.24

Reading the labels: low or medium is our confidence in the estimate. Not yet scored: no forecast of ours for this company has been checked against a result yet; it says nothing about confidence. untested: priced at a rate the company's dividend history does not cover, usually above anything it has earned, so what it would pay out at that rate is a guess. company said: the company's own figure. Not published: the company prints no booked share. Cover carried: no booking is printed for that quarter yet, so the earlier quarter's is used.

A dash means the input is not on file for that company; it is never estimated to fill the table. P/E and EV/EBITDA read n.m. above 100× (earnings near zero), as on the compare page. How each figure is built: methodology. All companies in one table, and your own rates: compare. Not investment advice (disclaimer).