DIV is a unique one in the fact it goes out and tries to acquire royalty agreements with particular businesses.
It was hit relatively hard during the pandemic, obviously, with travel coming to a halt (it has royalties in Mr Lube, an oil change business) and dining out coming to a halt (Mr Mikes).
But it has since rebounded in a pretty big way. It's done a very good job of growing royalty income over the years, and if you are looking for income, it's certainly attractive.
I wouldn't expect much more out of DIV besides the distribution. As a royalty company, it is highly unlikely to provide you with any outsized returns on the underlying shares, unless you buy at the bottom of a panic style event like the pandemic.