Motorola Solutions stock rises as Wall Street slips in thin trade — MSI investors eye dividend, next earnings window
31 December 2025
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Motorola Solutions stock rises as Wall Street slips in thin trade — MSI investors eye dividend, next earnings window

NEW YORK, December 30, 2025, 21:23 ET — Market closed.

  • Motorola Solutions (MSI) closed up 1.77% on Tuesday, outperforming a slightly weaker broader market.
  • Investors parsed Federal Reserve minutes and year-end positioning in holiday-thin trading.
  • Attention now turns to the next earnings update and a mid-January dividend payout.

Motorola Solutions Inc (MSI) shares rose 1.77% on Tuesday to close at $383.94. The stock traded between $375.10 and $384.90, with volume of about 1.5 million shares. 1

The gain stood out in a low-volume year-end session after minutes — the detailed record of the Federal Reserve’s latest policy meeting — showed deep divisions over the path of interest rates. “At the end of the day, solid corporate profits can make up for a lot of sins,” said Ryan Detrick, chief market strategist at Carson Group. 2

Motorola Solutions, which sells communications gear and software used by police, firefighters and other emergency responders, often trades as a steadier technology name because much of its demand is tied to public-safety and government budgets.

In late after-hours trade, the stock was little changed from its close. 3

Peers were mixed. Axon Enterprise, another supplier to law enforcement agencies, fell 1.45% in Tuesday’s session. 4

Motorola Solutions’ last major update came with its third-quarter results in late October, when it topped profit expectations and forecast fourth-quarter revenue growth of 11%, citing steady demand from government agencies upgrading radio systems and investing in video security and command center software. 5

Income-focused investors have a nearer-term date circled. Motorola Solutions said in November that its board raised the quarterly dividend 11% to $1.21 per share, payable Jan. 15, 2026, to shareholders of record as of Dec. 15. 6

At Tuesday’s close, that payout implies an annualized dividend of $4.84 a share, or roughly a 1.3% yield.

The next scheduled catalyst is the company’s next earnings report. Market calendars tracked by Public.com show Motorola Solutions is expected to report around Feb. 12, 2026, with analysts projecting earnings per share of $4.22 for the quarter. 7

Before the next session, traders will be watching whether MSI can hold the $375 area after closing near the top of Tuesday’s range. A decisive move above the $385 area would mark a break of Tuesday’s intraday highs.

Macro-sensitive trading remains in focus heading into the final session of 2025, with investors weighing the Fed’s rate outlook and watching Treasury yields for direction. Liquidity typically thins further into the New Year holiday, which can amplify day-to-day swings.

For Motorola Solutions, the near-term watchlist is straightforward: any fresh signals on public-safety and enterprise security spending, and whether management’s next update supports expectations for continued growth in software, services and systems tied to critical communications.

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