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Featured Snippet Answer: IRCTC pays a dividend yield of roughly 1.8-1.9% at a Rs.495.30 share price (27 Jul 2026), backed by its government-granted monopoly over Indian Railways' online ticketing,...
Featured Snippet Answer: Tech Mahindra pays a dividend yield of roughly 3-4.85% at a Rs.1,483.90 share price (1 Jun 2026), backed by one of the most impressive long-term dividend growth records on...
Featured Snippet Answer: Ashok Leyland paid Rs.5.25 per share in dividends over the past year, a yield near 2.3-3.5% at a Rs.151.07 share price (24 Jul 2026), reflecting the cyclical nature of...
Featured Snippet Answer: IDFC First Bank resumed paying a dividend in 2026 after a multi-year gap from 2018-2022, but the payout remains tiny at just Rs.0.25 per share, a yield of roughly 0.3-0.6% at...
Featured Snippet Answer: Union Bank of India paid Rs.10 per share in trailing dividends, a yield near 2.86% at a Rs.175.45 share price (19 Jun 2026), supported by rising earnings — EPS grew from...
Featured Snippet Answer: Bank of Baroda pays an annual dividend of Rs.8.50 per share, a yield of roughly 3.2% at a Rs.271.25 share price (2 Jul 2026), backed by a conservative 21.8% payout ratio and...
Featured Snippet Answer: Canara Bank pays an annual dividend of around Rs.4.20 per share, a yield near 3.2% at recent share prices, with the payout growing steadily from Rs.3.22 in FY25 to roughly...
Featured Snippet Answer: Chennai Petroleum has paid Rs.13 per share in trailing dividends, a yield near 1%, though a reported upcoming dividend of Rs.54 per share due 7 August 2026 looks inconsistent...
Featured Snippet Answer: Power Grid Corporation pays an annual dividend near Rs.9 per share, a yield of roughly 3% at a Rs.287.20 share price (11 Jun 2026), though recent 5-year dividend growth of...
Featured Snippet Answer: Vedanta, Coal India, Indian Oil, Hindustan Zinc, and NMDC rank among the highest dividend-yielding stocks on the NSE in 2026, with yields ranging from roughly 5% to 13%,...