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Fidelity National Financial (NYSE:FNF) sits at the center of the U.S. housing transaction, the country's largest title-insurance group, with a growing annuities arm attached. For income investors, its draw is a dependable quarterly dividend that, with the shares near $45, yields roughly 4.5% on …
FullNet Communications is about as far from aBlue-Chipdividend payer as a stock can get, a tiny, thinly traded Oklahoma company whose shares change hands for around 35 cents. Yet this microcap does something many far larger companies do not: it pays a regular quarterly …
GreenTree Hospitality Group (NYSE:GHG), one of China's larger economy and mid-scale hotel operators, has reappeared on income screens with a trailingDividend Yieldnear 4.7%. At a share price around a dollar, even a small annual distribution translates into an eye-catching percentage.
Graphic PackagingHolding Company(NYSE:GPK), one of North America's largest producers of paperboard and consumer packaging, has caught the eye of income investors as itsDividend Yieldhas drifted up toward the low-4% range.
The Goodheart-Willcox Company (OTC:GWOX) is an unusual name to surface on an income screen: a family-controlled educational publisher whose shares change hands infrequently at a price near $362 and which distributes a large, once-a-year dividend.
The Hackett Group (NASDAQ:HCKT) has quietly become a talking point among small-cap income investors, with its shares screening at a trailingDividend Yieldof roughly 4.3%. For a consulting and benchmarking firm better known for its work on corporate performance than for its payout, that yield …
Highway Holdings (NASDAQ:HIHO) is the kind of name that rarely makes headlines: a sub-dollar micro-cap contract manufacturer with a modest float and an on-again, off-again dividend. Yet when a stock trades under a dollar and still mails a cash payment to shareholders, the resulting …
Embecta (NASDAQ:EMBC) has landed on income-focused stock screens with a headline trailing yield in the mid-single digits, the kind of figure that reliably draws yield-seeking investors. That trailing figure is calculated from the past twelve months of dividends the company has already paid.
A yield approaching 6% from a household-name consumer company tends to raise eyebrows, and Energizer Holdings (NYSE:ENR) is delivering exactly that. The battery and auto-care maker has kept its dividend steady, but with the shares languishing near $21, the trailing yield has climbed to …
Few large-capFintechnames have tested income investors' patience quite like Fidelity National Information Services (NYSE:FIS). After a bruising stretch and a reshaped business, the company's payout has quietly kept climbing, and its shares now offer a yield in the low-4% range.
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