September 14, 2025
Jainam Share Consultants who are well known for their skill in spotting high dividend yield stocks have released their latest selection of 21 top-notch stocks which will not only offer high dividend yield but also capital appreciation
Jainam Share Consultants who are well known for their skill in spotting high dividend yield stocks have released their latest selection of 21 top-notch stocks which will not only offer high dividend yield but also capital appreciation

As we all know that High Dividend Yield Stocks can be consider as a safe haven where safety has greater priority compared to high returns. Specially, when the market remains volatile and lot of uncertainty arises due to headwinds coming from Domestic and Globally. Investors can still get a decent return on the Investment made in High Dividend Yield Stocks. Investing in a such kind of High Dividend paying companies is also one of Value Investing Strategy.

Best High Dividend Yield Stocks

 

Sr.
No

Company Name

Sector

Latest Price (Rs)

Face Value (Rs)

Dividend Per Share (Rs)

Dividend (%)

Dividend Yield (%)

1

HCL Infosystems Ltd.

IT – Hardware

43.45

2.00

8.00

400.00

18.41%

2

Oil India Ltd

Oil Exploration

488.95

10.00

47.50

475.00

9.71%

3

SRF Ltd.

Textile – Manmade  Fibres

228.65

10.00

14.00

140.00

6.12%

4

Indiabulls Financial Services Ltd.

Finance – NBFC

231.40

2.00

13.00

650.00

5.62%

5

GHCL Ltd.

Chemicals 

37.85

10.00

2.00

20.00

5.28%

6

Andhra Bank

Bank – Public

111.10

10.00

5.50

55.00

4.95%

7

Corporation Bank

Bank – Public

416.30

10.00

20.50

205.00

4.92%

8

Balmer Lawrie & Company Ltd.

Diversified

617.35

10.00

28.00

280.00

4.54%

9

Aarti Industries Ltd.

Chemicals 

79.25

5.00

3.50

70.00

4.42%

10

KCP Ltd.

Cement & Construction Materials

34.45

1.00

1.50

150.00

4.35%

 
11

Graphite India Ltd.

Electrodes & Welding Equipment

83.65

2.00

3.50

175.00

4.18%

 12

Deepak Fertilisers & Petrochemicals Corpn. Ltd.

Fertilizers

133.00

10.00

5.50

55.00

4.14%

13

Union Bank Of India

Bank – Public

200.40

10.00

8.00

80.00

3.99%

14

Indian Bank

Bank – Public

192.00

10.00

7.50

75.00

3.91%

15

Banco Products (India) Ltd.

Auto Ancillary

65.80

2.00

2.50

125.00

3.80%

16

Syndicate Bank

Bank – Public

112.70

10.00

3.80

38.00

    3.37%

17

PSL Ltd.

Steel & Iron Products

60.30

10.00

2.00

20.00

    3.32%

18

Rural Electrification Corpn Ltd

Finance Term Lending

226.95

10.00

7.50

75.00

3.30%

19

Jammu & Kashmir Bank Ltd.

Bank – Private

1020.70

10.00

33.50

335.00

3.28%

20

Power Finance Corpn. Ltd.

Finance Term Lending

196.20

10.00

6.00

60.00

3.06%

21

Bajaj Holdings & Investment Ltd

Finance – Investment

833.20

10.00

25.00

250.00

3.00%

Value Investors look at the Intrinsic Value of a firm. They hold stocks for long term and look to gain from dividends, capital appreciation, buybacks, bonus issues etc. One of the indicators of a firm’s value to the shareholders is its dividend yield.

Dividend:

A sum of money paid regularly (typically quarterly) by a company to its shareholders out of its profits (or reserves). Dividends are mostly paid quartely or annually.

Why is dividend important?

Dividend is a direct income for a shareholder without selling any of the holdings. Therefore a shareholder can hold on to the stock and still earn an income sitting at home. In a bull market, dividend would add to the overall capital appreciation and improve gains. In a bear market, a high dividend stock can offset some of the capital loss. Hence, a high dividend stock would always find favor in any market conditions. Rising dividends also indicate financial soundness of a firm and a strong cash flow.

Dividend Yield:

Dividend yield gives the income earned from stock holding from dividends alone. It is calculated on the basis of the dividend paid per share and the current market price per share. Dividend Yield = (Dividend per share/CMP) x 100

For example, HCL Info’s dividend yield is given by: Dividend Yield = (8/43.45) x 100 = 28.41%

This implies, if the earnings and dividend payout ratio remains the same for this financial year, if an investor purchases shares of HCL Info at current market price, he/she would earn a return of 20% from dividends alone.

Criteria for Selection of High Dividend Yield Stocks:

We have taken S&P CNX 500 as a benchmark for Stock selection. We have qualify the companies from CNX 500 which is giving regular Dividends since last 5 years with Current Dividend Yield > 3.00%. We have also considered the valuation of selected companies such as Low P/E ratio with cheaper than Industry along with Price to Book Value less than 2. Below is the List of qualified companies as per the mention criteria.

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2 thoughts on “Best High Dividend Yield Stocks For 2013

  1. An important part of your investment return is dividends. Usually a cash payment to shareholders, dividends are most often paid on a quarterly basis. When the performance of dividend-paying stocks is compared to non-dividend-paying stocks, the difference from a total return perspective (capital appreciation + dividends) can be quite surprising.
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  2. i want to invest in high dividend yield stock e.g banking sector or fundamentlly good companies

    thanks

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