10 Stocks That Raise Their Dividend Every Year презентация

company, and owns three public utility companies
The consensus calls for consistent 7% annual earnings growth, so the dividend should continue to rise

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and vacuum systems and parts, with about $13 billion in annual sales
Although the dividend is low percentage-wise, it grows rapidly, having nearly quadrupled in the past decade from $0.51 per share in 2004 to $1.92 today.

54 Consecutive Years of Dividend Increases

most diversified companies in the world with operations in
Electronics
Health care
Telecommunications
Industrial products
Chemicals, sealants, and adhesives
3M is expected to grow its earnings at 10% annually for the next three years,

55 Consecutive Years of Dividend Increases

A+ S&P quality ranking
3M has nearly as much cash on hand ($3.4 billion) as it does debt ($4.3 billion)
3M gets 35% of its sales from emerging markets, and management sees this growing by 8-12% per year until at least 2017
The company has a generous plan to return capital to shareholders. The dividend was raised by 35% this year alone, and 3M plans to repurchase up to $22 billion over the next five years

one of the leading wholesalers of automotive replacement parts
Analysts expect impressive 10% earnings growth this year, so the dividend should continue to rise

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of more than $46 billion, Emerson Electric is one of the largest industrial conglomerates in the world
In addition to the dividend, Emerson has bought back 7% of its outstanding shares since 2010

57 Consecutive Years of Dividend Increases

one of the largest consumer product companies in the world with brands such as Duracell, Vicks, Crest, Pantene, and Gillette
Earnings are expected to rise by nearly 7% going forward

57 Consecutive Years of Dividend Increases

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Procter and Gamble is one of the most geographically diverse companies in the world, with a sales presence in more than 180 countries.
Less than 40% of sales come from the U.S., which puts the company in a great position to survive no matter what the economy does
Procter and Gamble has a very diverse array of products
The company’s 25 top-selling brands generate over $1 billion each in annual sales
The company has a great stock repurchase plan, having bought back $10 billion in shares during the past two years, and plans to buy back between $5 billion and $7 billion this year.

gas service to almost 700,000 customers in Oregon and Washington.
The dividend grows consistently at 5-7% per year

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specialized industrial equipment
The company has made more than 100 acquisitions since 2000.
The dividend represents just 22% of Dover’s profits, leaving lots of cash to reinvest in the business

58 Consecutive Years of Dividend Increases

provides water service in California
Annual earnings have doubled since 2009

59 Consecutive Years of Dividend Increases

security products and ATMs to the financial industry.
Earnings are expected to jump by 31% this year and 24% next year, so future increases should be no problem
Diebold is excellent at adapting to the changing needs of its customers. Over time, their products have evolved from safes and bank vaults to electronic security products.

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every year for the past 30 years, for a total of $60,000.
Not only would it be worth about $192,000 today due to compounding dividends plus growth in the share price, but your investment would produce more than $6,700 per year in income.
So, while a 3.1% dividend might not get you too excited, when dividends like these grow and compound over time, it can produce some very solid income.