In this article i present stocks of the German main Industrial Index Dax. It shows the companies that paid unreduced dividends for 10 years. The list contains yields, growth and pay-out datas…
This list contanes german Dax Companies that paid dividends without reduction for 10 years. Exceptional payments are not counted.
|
Name of the company |
ISIN |
Yield |
Dividend Pay-Out-Ratio |
5-Year average Dividend Growth |
Price-Earnings Ratio |
Stock Price
|
|
Deutsche Börse AG |
DE0005810055 |
5,08% |
50,33% |
4,71% |
9,92 |
45,24 € |
|
Fresenius Medical Care AG |
DE0005785802 |
1,30% |
25,46% |
8,04% |
17,13 |
53,29 € |
|
Fresenius Medical Care AG (Preferred Share) |
DE0005785836 |
1,66% |
26,20% |
7,39% |
14,54 |
42,75 € |
|
Fresenius SE |
DE0005785604 |
0,88% |
20,08% |
10,81% |
16,55 |
78,26 € |
|
Henkel AG |
DE0006048408 |
1,68% |
27,08% |
10,99% |
15,88 |
46,39 € |
|
Henkel AG (Preferred Share) |
DE0006048432 |
1,44% |
27,59% |
10,59 |
19,3 |
55,50 € |
|
Linde AG |
DE0006483001 |
1,97% |
36,34% |
11,02% |
16,01 |
127,05 € |
|
Metro AG |
DE0007257503 |
5,89% |
69,95% |
3,95% |
11,88 |
23,15 € |
|
Metro AG (Vorzugsaktie) |
DE0007257537 |
6,31% |
76,94% |
3,95% |
11,9 |
23,54 € |
|
Munich Re AG |
DE0008430026 |
5,84% |
158,63%* |
7,09% |
27,14 |
107,00 € |
|
SAP AG |
DE0007164600 |
2,28% |
38,06% |
14,83% |
16,49 |
48,20 € |
|
Siemens AG |
DE0007236101 |
4,43% |
38,81% |
18,04% |
11,43 |
67,65 € |
For investors from abroad, i give here examples for American companies that are similar to the German companies.
|
German Company |
Similar US Company |
|
Deutsche Börse |
New York Stock Exchange |
|
Fresenius Medical Care |
General Electric Healthcare Division |
|
Fresenius SE |
Hospital Corporation of America |
|
Henkel |
Procter & Gamble |
|
Linde |
Praxair |
|
Metro |
Wal Mart |
|
Munich Re |
General Reinsurance |
|
SAP |
Oracle |
|
Siemens |
General Electric |
Of course for German dividend investors the same things are important as for investors from other countries. The pay-our ratio should not be too high and dividend growth should be higher than inflation.
*For Munich Re it is important that the dividend should be safe and the normal pay-out ratio is normally much lower. Munich Re’s last year earnings were hit hard by the Japanese disaster. Long time reinsurance business will go much better. Warren Buffett holds more than 10% of Munich Re’s shares.
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