Since 2006, Ruger has delivered more than 1,100% in total shareholder return (TSR), significantly outperforming industry peers and broader market indices. The chart below illustrates Ruger's TSR performance versus a leading industry peer and broader market indices.

During that time, the Company invested meaningfully in the long-term strength of the business. By 2025, Ruger's TSR since 2006 had grown to 1,100%, exceeding the TSR of the S&P 500 and the Russell 2000 market indices and Smith & Wesson, the other leading U.S. firearms manufacturer.


If you had invested $1,000 in Ruger in 2006, that investment would have had a total shareholder return of over $12,000 as of March 6, 2026, with roughly half of that value returned coming from Ruger's consistent, shareholder-friendly dividend policy. Cumulative dividends per share since 2006 grew to $37 by the end of 2025, equating to an approximate 600% cumulative dividend yield.

Taken together, these results reflect Ruger’s commitment to long-term shareholder returns, enabled by strong operating performance and disciplined capital deployment.


 

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