U.S. Global Investors (NASDAQ:GROW) announced that it will maintain its monthly dividend payments, with $0.0075 per share scheduled for January through March 2026.
Record dates are set for January 12, February 9, and March 16, with payment dates on January 26, February 23, and March 30.
Based on the company’s December 5 closing price of $2.43, the dividend equates to an annualized yield of 3.7%.
The firm also highlighted the performance of gold and silver in 2025. Gold has gained 61% year-to-date through November, marking its strongest annual performance since 1979, while silver surpassed $60 per ounce for the first time on December 9.
U.S. Global Investors attributed the gains to economic uncertainty, expectations of lower interest rates, central bank purchases, and continued demand outpacing supply in silver.
“Gold has historically been sought by investors as a hedge against economic uncertainty, geopolitical risk and bad government policies, and this year’s rally—the strongest since the Carter administration—is no exception,” U.S. Global Investors CEO Frank Holmes said in a statement.
“Silver’s dual purpose as an industrial metal, on top of it being an investment asset, means that it’s also seeing strong demand right now; at the same time, the silver market remains in deficit, with 2025 marking the fifth consecutive year that demand has outpaced supply, according to the Silver Institute.
In the airline sector, U.S. Global Investors noted that the industry is entering 2026 with strong momentum. The Transportation Security Administration, which reported a record 3.13 million passengers screened in a single day over the 2025 Thanksgiving period, according to the company.
The International Air Transport Association projects that global airline revenues will exceed $1 trillion in 2026, supported by high load factors, expanding international traffic, and continued premium travel.
Net profits for the industry are expected to reach approximately $41 billion in 2026, with margins stabilizing near 4%, the firm added.
“The industry has continued to demonstrate great resilience, supported by strong demand, a rising global middle class and a shift toward spending on experiences,” Holmes said.
U.S. Global pointed to its U.S. Global Jets ETF (NYSE: JETS) for investment exposure, which tracks airline operators, aircraft manufacturers, airports, and related services using fundamental metrics such as passenger load factor, gross margin, and sales yield.