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And following the Fitch upgrade in July, our balance sheet now has two investment-grade ratings and our dividend yield is in line with the S&P 500. Across much of the industry, there has been an accelerated pace of change and we are encouraged by the actions the industry is taking to improve profitability and returns.
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Our year-to-date volume growth remains consistent with underlying performance compared to 2019. In 2019, digital was less than 30% of our total media spend and year to date is over 60%. Through digital campaigns with segmenting the population that's disproportionately reaching consumer where we earned higher return on investments.
Our three-year EBITDA margins and return on invested capital are above the peer median with return on invested capital, 200 basis points above our 13% target across the economic cycle. Our actions since 2019 have created a stronger Dow. Turning to Slide 10.
That's an awesome growth story for programmatic digital out of home when we observe that it represented only 3% in 2019. This allows us to serve the most relevant ad, maximizing engagement and return on investment. This represents a whopping 969% growth over six years, and it's not stopping.
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