Several companies have consistently rewarded shareholders with healthy dividend payouts over the last three financial years, according to data from SBI Securities. The dividend yield, calculated using closing stock prices as of 31st July 2025, reflects the companies’ commitment to returning value to investors across FY22, FY23, and FY25/24. Here’s the list:
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