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Upcoming Dividend Stocks 2025

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Investors looking to earn regular income from their investments often choose high dividend-paying stocks. While looking for an upcoming dividend 2025 stock, one must look for one that provides a decent reward for its ownership. These dividends provide steady income streams to investors, contributing to their overall investment returns. In the upcoming months, several companies are set to pay dividends to their investors. Here is a look at them.

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  • What are Dividend Paying Stocks?
  • Upcoming Dividend Paying Stocks in 2025
  • Factors To Consider Before Investing In Dividend Paying Stocks
  • How to Select the Best Dividend Stocks?

What are Dividend Paying Stocks?

Dividend stocks are those that pay investors a percentage of the company’s earnings, usually every quarter. The top dividend stocks belong to stable, well-established companies that increase their dividends from time to time, helping investors raise their earnings. Investors who do not need an income stream can reinvest dividends to build a corpus. Moreover, dividend stocks are low-risk investment options that add to their portfolio stability.

Dividends add to the investors’ income from their stock investments, helping them offset the loss they incurred from the falling share prices. Companies announce these dividends regularly to enjoy a higher investment demand. A company pays dividends according to the price per share expressed in percentage. Investors can use a dividend yield formula to calculate which company is offering a higher dividend for a particular investment value. Therefore, choosing an appropriate upcoming dividend-paying stock in 2025 will bring portfolio diversity and add an income source to the investor’s investments.

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Upcoming Dividend Paying Stocks in 2025

Here are some upcoming dividend stocks that have announced dividends recently:

  • V-Guard

    V-Guard Industries is a leading branch in the home appliances and electrical sector. The company recently announced a dividend of Rs 1.30 per share. It has a dividend yield of 0.45%.

  • Godavari Power

    Godavari Power and Ispat Ltd., or GPIL, is a leading steel, sponge iron, and iron ore pellets manufacturer. It declared a final dividend of ₹ 4 per share in this quarter.

  • Apollo Hospitals

    Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd., the champion in the Indian healthcare industry, announced a final dividend of ₹ 9 per share for 2022-23. It is around 180% on the face value of ₹ 5 per share.

  • CAMS

    Computer Age Management Services, or CAMS, is a mutual fund registrar and transfer agent that announced a final dividend of ₹ 12 per share for FY 2023. It is in addition to the three interim dividends it paid in August 2022, November 2022, and February 2023 at ₹ 6.75, ₹ 8.50, and ₹ 10.50, respectively.

  • India Pesticides

    A manufacturer of technicals and agrochemicals in India, India Pesticides announced a final dividend of ₹ 0.75 per share for 2023. The company paid the same final dividend in the last year with a dividend yield of 0.34%.

  • Morganite India

    Morganite Crucible (India) Ltd. works in the metal melting industry to manufacture crucibles and refractory products. It declared a special dividend of ₹ 42 per share for FY 2021-22 and a final dividend of ₹ 11 per share for 2022-23.

  • IFGL Refractory

    The company is a leading manufacturer and seller of refractory products for the Indian and international iron and steel industries. The company announced a final dividend of ₹ 7 per share for FY 2023. After the declaration, the company has a dividend yield of 2.07%. IFGL Refractory has been paying dividends to its shareholders since 2017.

Factors To Consider Before Investing In Dividend Paying Stocks

Here are a few factors to consider before investing in any of the next dividend stocks coming in 2025.

  • Dividend Payout Ratio

    The dividend payout ratio is the portion of a company’s net income to its shareholders as dividends. For instance, if a company earns ₹ 100 million and gives ₹ 20 million as dividends, the dividend payout ratio will be 20%. However, apart from this number, investors must also look at the company’s stock market perception, growth stage, market conditions, reinvestment needs, etc., to get a complete overview of the company’s financial health.

  • Dividend Yield

    The dividend yield ratio is a company’s annual payment as a dividend compared to its stock price. Investors can measure their prospective income in relation to the stock price. Ideally, investors looking for income must search for stocks with a minimum of 3-4% of dividend yield. However, stocks with very high yields are also risky, as they indicate potential dividend cuts in the future.

  • Dividend Coverage Ratio

    This ratio shows the number of times a company might pay dividends to its shareholders using net income for a particular period. One must look for a higher ratio that suggests a company’s convenient dividend affordability. However, an excessively high ratio leaves less room for increasing dividends in the future.

How to Select the Best Dividend Stocks?

These key points are crucial while searching for the best upcoming dividend 2025

for investment:

  • Seeking Long-Term Profitability:

    One must look for a company with consistent profitability in the long term. Sudden profits during certain quarters are possible, but investors must aim to find options with steady growth.

  • Avoiding Heavily Indebted Companies:

    Companies already indebted heavily will channel most of their income towards debt repayment instead of paying dividends. Before investing, investors must evaluate the company’s debt-to-equity ratio.

  • Check Sector Trends:

    A company’s future projections largely depend on the sector trends. Upcoming dividends NSE from sectors with stable growth and steady demand are preferable. One may expect consistent returns from companies with market leadership and competitive edge.

  • Dividend Yield:

    It is the financial ratio of a company’s annual dividend outgo by the current stock rate. A higher yield suggests attractive income opportunities.

  • The ratio of the Earning Growth and Payout:

    A company’s growth of earnings over a period in comparison to its dividend payout ratio is a crucial step in selecting the best stocks for upcoming dividends in 2025. The company must generate enough income to afford the dividend payouts conveniently.

Consistent Dividend History:

A consistent dividend payout history indicates stable financial health and the company management’s intention to reward investors.

 

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