Large cap dividend stocks: Investors get regular income if good quality dividend stocks are included in the portfolio. Along with this, increase in share price or bonus share or stock split is also beneficial. Here are the large cap stocks which have given investors not only good returns but also solid dividends in the last 12 months.
Hindustan Zinc is included in this list. The dividend yield of this stock is 26% and a dividend of Rs 75 per share has been given. In the last one year, investors have also got 11 per cent return in this stock.
Coal India’s share is at number two. Coal India’s dividend yield is 10 per cent. That is, investors have received a dividend of Rs 23.30 per share. This stock has got a return of 27% in one year. The dividend yield of state-run ONGC is 26 per cent. It has received a dividend of Rs 14 per share and has given a return of 10 per cent in one year.
The dividend yield of Power Grid Corporation of India shares is 5 per cent. This company has given a dividend of Rs 12.30 per share and has given a return of 14% in one year. The dividend yield of Tata Steel, the top company of Tata Group, is 5 per cent. Received a dividend of Rs 5.10 per share and has given a return of 26% in one year. The dividend yield in the shares of Gas Authority of India Limited ie GAIL is 5 per cent, Rs 5 per share has been received as dividend and this share has increased by 14 per cent in one year.
Tech Mahindra’s dividend yield is 5 per cent, earning Rs 48 per share and in one year these shares have given 11 per cent return to the investors. This list also includes a share of another technology company HCL Tech. It has a dividend yield of 4 per cent, dividend of Rs 48 per share and a return of 19 per cent in the last one year.
NTPC, a government company related to the power sector, has a dividend yield of 4 per cent, has received a dividend of Rs 7.30 per share and has given a return of 31 per cent in one year. Steel Authority of India (SAIL) is also a large cap stock included in this list. It has a dividend yield of 4 per cent, a dividend of Rs 3.30 per share and a return of 26 per cent in one year.
Hero MotoCorp’s dividend yield is 4 per cent and a dividend of Rs 100 per share has been paid. This share has increased by 13 per cent in the last one year. Two-wheeler maker Bajaj Auto has a dividend yield of 3 per cent, has paid a dividend of Rs 140 per share and has given a return of 29 per cent in one year.
