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BlackLine, Inc. Common Stock (BL)

BlackLine, Inc. is a software company that provides cloud-based financial automation and accounting software. Founded to streamline accounting processes, it offers solutions for financial close management, account reconciliation, and compliance, helping organizations improve accuracy, efficiency, and control in their financial operations.

Dividend Yield 2.23%
Payout Frequency Quarterly

Dividend History

Pay DateAmountEx-DateRecord Date
December 15, 2006$0.302006-11-152006-11-17
September 15, 2006$0.302006-08-162006-08-18
June 15, 2006$0.302006-05-172006-05-19
March 15, 2006$0.302006-02-152006-02-17
December 15, 2005$0.152005-11-172005-11-21

Dividends Summary

Company News

Top Technology Executives Recognized at the 2025 BayAreaCIO ORBIE Awards
GlobeNewswire Inc. • Nicole Lammes • September 26, 2025

The 2025 BayAreaCIO ORBIE Awards honored technology executives from multiple companies, recognizing their leadership and innovation across seven award categories at a ceremony in San Jose, California.

3 Stocks That Could Turn $1,000 Into $5,000 by 2030
The Motley Fool • Royston Yang • July 24, 2025

The article highlights three growth stocks - Garmin, BlackLine, and Dutch Bros - that demonstrate strong financial performance, innovative products, and potential for future expansion in their respective markets.

Waystar, OneStream, Vertex Among Analyst Favorites As Solid Guidance Fuel Bullish Outlook
Benzinga • Anusuya Lahiri • May 27, 2025

Goldman Sachs analyst sees better-than-feared Q1 results for small- and mid-cap software stocks, with companies offering essential functionality and AI monetization potential as top performers.

NICE vs. BL: Which Stock Should Value Investors Buy Now?
Zacks Investment Research • Zacks Equity Research • June 25, 2024

NICE vs. BL: Which Stock Is the Better Value Option?

Shock wave from bank failures is hitting software stocks now
MarketWatch • MarketWatch • April 25, 2023

The failures of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank shook the banking sector last month, and now the reverberations are rippling through software stocks.

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