CHS INC - CHSINC 7.1 PERP

CHSCN represents the 7.125% Fixed-to-Floating Rate Series B Cumulative Redeemable Perpetual Preferred Stock of C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc. It trades on the Nasdaq Stock Market under the ticker CHSCN. As a preferred stock, it sits between common equity and debt in the capital structure and pays cumulative dividends.

The latest price for CHSCN is displayed on the stock detail page for CHSCN. Preferred stock prices can also be tracked through brokerage platforms or financial websites that quote Nasdaq-listed preferred shares. For real-time quotes, consult the current CHSCN data shown on this page or your broker's trading platform.

Yes, CHSCN pays cumulative dividends. The preferred stock has a fixed dividend rate of 7.125% applied to its liquidation preference until a specified call date, after which the rate may become floating. Dividends are paid quarterly, subject to declaration by the board of directors. For the latest dividend amount and schedule, check the CHSCN dividend information on this page.

CHSCN is subject to interest rate risk, credit risk, and preferred stock risk. As a preferred security, it ranks below debt but above common stock in a liquidation. It may be callable by the issuer, which can limit price appreciation. Additionally, changes in the company's financial health or broader market conditions could affect its price and dividend payments.

Key metrics include the dividend rate, yield, call date, and liquidation preference. Since CHSCN is a preferred stock, investors may also examine the issuer's creditworthiness, interest coverage, and payout ratio. Comparing the yield to similar preferred securities and monitoring interest rate trends can provide context for evaluating CHSCN.

CHSCN's price can be influenced by changes in interest rates, the issuer's credit quality, and overall market conditions. Preferred stock prices often move inversely with interest rates. Company-specific events, such as calls or changes in dividend policy, can also affect CHSCN. Economic conditions and investor demand for yield-generating securities are additional factors.