5 Highest Dividend-Paying Companies from the Nifty 500 in FY25

Chasing big dividend yields may sound exciting, but it's not always the safest investment choice. A company with poor financial health offering a high dividend may not be able to sustain it in the future. Instead, strong businesses with steady earnings and reliable leadership often offer more dependable and growing dividends.

Here’s a simple look at five companies from the Nifty 500 that gave the highest dividends in FY25, based on their strength and consistency.

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)

TCS, India’s biggest IT company, declared a total dividend of ₹126 per share in FY25—a 72.6% jump year-on-year. With a payout ratio of 93.4%, TCS has shown its commitment to rewarding shareholders. Since 2004, it has declared 89 dividends.

Page Industries

The maker of Jockey and Speedo products saw its dividend jump to ₹900 per share in FY25 (9,000% of its ₹10 face value). It paid out four interim dividends throughout the year. Page Industries has a consistent dividend history since 2007.

Hero MotoCorp

Hero MotoCorp declared a total dividend of ₹165 per share in FY25 (8,250% of its ₹2 face value). Known for its strong position in the two-wheeler market, it has declared 40 dividends since 2003.

Britannia Industries

A household name in the food sector, Britannia paid a final dividend of ₹75 per share (7,500%) in FY25. It has a strong dividend track record with 24 payouts since 2003.

Eicher Motors

Eicher, the parent company of Royal Enfield, declared a dividend of ₹70 per share (7,000%) in FY25. This was its 22nd dividend since 2003.

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Conclusion

Big dividends can be tempting, but don’t forget to check the company’s financial health and growth plans. The five companies above have strong foundations and steady earnings, making them better choices for long-term investors. Always match your investment with your financial goals, not just dividend numbers.

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