Looking for High Paying Dividend Stocks to Invest in?

Nowadays, the stock market situation is unstable due to economic uncertainty. Owing to this situation, most 5 high-paid dividend companies' stocks are trading at a lower price. It could be beneficial for investors to receive a higher amount of profit by purchasing these stocks now rather than people who buy at a high price.

In this uncertain economic situation, a large number of dividend-paying companies give reliability to individuals, because it's a daunting task for people to seek stable fundamental stocks.

Here are the top 5 high-paid dividend companies to invest in.

1. Coal India

Coal India is owned by the Ministry of Coal, Government of India. It is considered one of the substantial producers, as 80% coal demand is fulfilled by Coal india. 

Coal India is the perfect choice for individuals to enhance their profit, as it mostly offers a dividend. In fact, since 2010, stocks started trading in stock exchanges, and 5.3% is the minimum dividend return provided by the company, as per the source. 

In nine months of FY25, it has paid a dividend of ₹26.4 per share, translating into a yield of 7%.

Coal India Dividend History

Announcement DateEx-Dividend DateDividend TypeDividend (Rs)
15 Jan, 202531 Jan, 2025Interim5.6
14 Oct, 202405 Nov, 2024Interim15.75
02 May, 202416 Aug, 2024Final5
30 Jan, 202420 Feb, 2024Interim5.25
18 Oct, 202321 Nov, 2023Interim15.25
08 May, 202318 Aug, 2023Final4
18 Jan, 202308 Feb, 2023Interim5.25

2. Hindustan Zinc

Hindustan Zinc is one of the largest Zinc producers, and globally it is the second largest. 

The company is also expanding into critical minerals and has won several blocks across the country, which will gradually start contributing to its revenues.

Hindustan Zinc is considered one of the leading firms because it pays the highest dividends to the stakeholders. In the last 20 years, it has given 38 times, with an average dividend of Rs 14.9 per share. 

In FY2023, it paid 320 billion, and in FY 2024, 54.9 billion dividends to stakeholders. 

Significantly, in FY 2023, there were substantial years for paying dividends. The reason behind it “Vedanta” Ltd, the parent company of Hindustan Zinc, has reduced its debt level.

Hindustan Zinc Dividend History

Announcement DateEx-Dividend DateDividend TypeDividend (Rs)
14 Aug, 202428 Aug, 2024Interim19
2 May, 202415 May, 2024Interim10
4 December, 202314 Dec, 2023Interim6
5 July, 202314 Jul, 2023Interim7
16 March, 202329 Mar, 2023Interim26
16 January, 202330 Jan, 2023Interim13

3. MSTC

MSTC was founded in 1964. It’s a government-owned company (Public Sector Undertaking) with the Government of India owning about 64.7% of it. It’s also classified as a Mini Ratna Category-I company.  

It is known as a high-paying dividend company. Its dividend ratio, over the five years, is 38.8%, paid out ₹10 per share.

MSTC Dividend History

Announcement DateEx-Dividend DateDividend TypeDividend (Rs)
26 Mar, 20252 Apr, 2025Interim4.5
10 Feb, 202514 Feb, 2025Interim32
11 November, 202422 Nov, 2024Interim4
27 May, 202410 Sep, 2024Final5
8 Feb, 202420 Feb, 2024Interim5
03 November, 202316 Nov, 2023Interim5.5
23 May, 202312 Sep, 2023Final3.2
13 Feb, 202322 Feb, 2023Interim6.3

4. NALCO (National Aluminium Co Ltd):

National Aluminium Company Limited was founded on 7th January. Presently, this firm is one of the largest providers of bauxite, alumina, aluminum, and power complexes. 

Currently, the Indian government owns 51.28% of NALCO’s equity capital. Moreover, it has a satisfactory revenue portion, which comes from different products, such as 73% revenue earned from aluminum and 27% revenue earned from chemicals. NALCO earns 67% from the domestic market and 33% from exports. 

As per the source, over the last five years, NALCO has distributed 110% of its net profit as dividends, and shareholders received a ₹4 dividend per share. 

However, its dividend payout in FY24 was the lowest in the last five years. Nevertheless, it paid a dividend of ₹8 per share in nine months of FY25, translating into a yield of 6%.

NALCO Dividend History

Announcement DateEx-Dividend DateDividend TypeDividend (Rs)
10 Feb, 202514 Feb, 2025Interim4
14 Nov, 202429 Nov, 2024Interim4
12 August, 202420 Sep, 2024Final2
13 Feb, 202423 Feb, 2024Interim2
9 Nov, 202322 Nov, 2023Interim1
11 August, 202315 Sep, 2023Final1
8 Mar, 202321 Mar, 2023Interim2.5
11 Jan, 202325 Jan, 2023Interim1

5. DB Corp:

DB Corp is known as one of the best print media companies. It has printed five newspapers and periodicals. Dainik Bhaskar and Divya Bhaskar are renowned amongst others. 

Moreover, this company also runs radio stations, totaling 30 stations in 7 states. 94.3 FM is one of the famous channels. 

In FY 2024, DB Corp has provided a 54.4% profit as a dividend, a ₹12.9 billion dividend to the shareholders. In FY2025, it gave a ₹20 per share dividend, translating into a yield of 8.7%.

DB Corp Dividend History

Announcement DateEx-Dividend DateDividend TypeDividend (Rs)
15 Oct, 202425 Oct, 2024Interim5
16 Jul, 202429 Jul, 2024Interim7
22 May, 20243 Jun, 2024Interim8
26 Oct, 20237 Nov, 2023Interim2
20 Jul, 20231 Aug, 2023Interim3
19 May, 202331 May, 2023Interim3

Conclusion

Choosing stocks that always give profit is not possible, but selecting stocks with strong fundamentals and a good history might give us satisfactory profit. 

These all stocks have their history, so you could have a chance to gain profit by investing in them at your own risk.

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