Coal India, ONGC to BPCL — These 15 PSU stocks have highest dividend yields. Do you own any?
Additionally, most of the high-paying dividend stocks from the PSU space are also low-priced, and less than ₹ 500, barring one.
Dividend yield shows the percentage of a company's share price that is paid out to shareholders yearly in the form of dividends. It is a crucial metric for those investors who are income-focused, as it is an indicator of how much cash flow they can likely generate from their investment.
A higher dividend yield suggests more income for investors. But it is not an indicator of the company's financial health and stability. A dividend yield of 5% or more is considered to be good.
According to a study by Axis Securities, the highest dividend-paying PSU stocks have a yield of 3% or above. Most of the stocks on the list belong to the oil and gas, metals or financials sectors.
Chennai Petroleum Corporation tops the list with a 12-month dividend yield of 7%. The PSU stock has paid ₹ 55 as a dividend.
It is followed by Maharatna PSU stock Coal India, which also has a dividend yield of 7%, following a ₹ 26.4 per share payout over the last year. The metal and mining company is part of the Nifty 50 index and commands a market capitalisation of over ₹ 2 lakh crore.
PSU stocks Union Bank of India, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) and NMDC are next on the list, offering a dividend yield of 6% each following a payout of ₹ 8.4, ₹ 13.5 and ₹ 3.8 per share, respectively.
National Aluminium Corporation (NALCO) followed suit with a 5% dividend yield ( ₹ 10 dividend in the last 12 months).
Another oil PSU stock, BPCL, is also on the list as the PSU stock paid a dividend of ₹ 15.5, resulting in a dividend yield of 4%. Power Finance Corporation, RITES, Balmer Lawrie, REC, Power Grid and Gail (India) also have dividend yields of 4%.
Last on the list are Bank of India and Canara Bank, offering a dividend yield of 3%.
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