Dividend Stocks

Nike (NYSE:NKE) has rarely been thought of as an income stock, but a steep decline in its share price has changed the math. With the shares depressed, the athletic-apparel giant's dividend now yields around 4.2% on a trailing basis.

Income investors have not traditionally looked to Nomad Foods (NYSE:NOMD) for yield. The Western European frozen-food group, whose freezer-aisle brands include Birds Eye, Findus and Iglo, only began paying a dividend in 2024.

Nu Skin Enterprises (NYSE:NUS) has quietly returned to income investors' watchlists, and the draw is a quarterly dividend that now translates into a yield around 5%. For a company that spent two decades building a reputation as a dependable dividend grower, the current setup …

Omega Flex (NASDAQ:OFLX) is a small-cap manufacturer that rarely makes headlines, but its dividend has caught the eye of yield-focused investors in 2026. The maker of flexible metal hose and corrugated stainless-steel tubing pays a steady quarterly dividend, and with the shares around $26 …

When a well-known industrial company's yield climbs toward the mid-single digits, it usually says as much about the share price as about the dividend. Olin Corporation (NYSE:OLN) is a case in point.

Patria Investments has quietly become one of the more intriguing income ideas among Nasdaq-listed asset managers. The Latin America-focused private-markets firm pays a sizable dividend relative to its low-double-digit share price, and with the stock hovering around $11, the trailing yield sits in the …

Matthews International has spent decades cultivating a reputation as a steady payer, and its latest declaration keeps the Pittsburgh-based company squarely in the income conversation. With the stock trading near $20, the trailing yield sits close to 4.8%.