Dividend yield stock: Nalco (National Aluminum Company Limited), NMDCIGL Indiprasthary gas Ltd) Top 5 mid-cap divided yield stock during FY25. There are other two major stocks in the list of top 5 Canra bank And Oil Top 3 dividend yield stock closely limited according to Axis Securities Data
To what extent the company pays every year in dividend compared to the price of its stock, it is shown by a financial metric known as a dividend yield. Generally three to five percent is considered a decent dividend yield. However, market conditions also need to be kept in mind and key. Dividend yield is an important factor that investors consider the dividend paying stocks when purchasing stocks.
Top 5 Mid-Cap Dividand Yield Stock
According to a report by Axis Securities, these are the top five mid-cap stocks with the highest dividend yield in the last 12 months. Look at this:
National Aluminum Company Limited or Nalco The highest dividend yield has been stock during the last one year between mid-cap. Nalco has paid 10 per share as dividend in the last 12 months. It was translated into a dividend of 7% by National Aluminum Company Limited or Nalco
NMDC Limited– 6% of NMDC’s 6% dividend yield is not far behind by 7% dividend yield by Nalco or National Aluminum Company Limited. NMDC has paid dividends 3.8 during the last 12 months or fY25
Indraprastha Gas Limited or IGL City gas distribution company has paid Investors during the last 12 months during FY25 to 10.5 dividends. It translates into 6% dividend yield by Indraprastha Gas Limited or IGL, which is similar to NMDC Limited
Canra bank and and Oil India limited The top 3 dividend yield is closely given a dividend of 4% to its investors after shares. While Canara Bank has paid 3.22 Investors have been paid during the last 12 months or during FY 25, as a dividend, oil India, upstream oil and gas Major have paid. Investors during the last 12 months share 12.5 per share as dividend.
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