Mergent's Handbook of Dividend Achievers
(WINTER 2012 Edition)
(Includes New adds and drops for 2011)
(Includes 38 Canadian Companies)
(Also includes 40 companies that meet Dividend Achiever
criteria but not monetary restrictions)
"The Dividend Achievers Handbook is one of my favorite bedside thrillers. Here's a simple way to succeed in Wall Street: Buy the stocks on Mergent's list and stick with them as long as they stay on the list" — Peter Lynch
To find the most consistent dividend-paying stocks, professional
investment managers, analysts, and knowledgeable individual investors use Mergent's Handbook of Dividend Achievers™ — the definitive guide for sound investments. Published quarterly, Mergent's Dividend Achievers features the latest data on a unique universe of companies with a history of rewarding shareholders.
What makes a Dividend Achiever company unique?
Mergent has been highlighting companies with outstanding dividend records since 1979 and boasts a century of experience in quality financial information publishing.
To qualify as a Dividend Achiever a company must have increased their regular cash dividends annually for the past ten or more consecutive years. It is this emphasis on increasing dividends, rather than identifying just dividend-paying companies, that sets our Dividend Achievers apart. Dividend Achievers are well-managed, truly exceptional companies that have a proven track record of returning capital to shareholders.
From our Dividend Achievers list, you can put together a solid, diversified portfolio that is ideal for long-term capital appreciation and current income. Dividend Achievers companies include large cap, mid-cap, and small-cap companies, represent more than 50 different industries, from consumer goods to real estate to utilities.
Each full-page Dividend Achievers profile provides in-depth investment criteria, including a stock performance chart, dividend record, business description, seven years of financial results and ratios, analysis of recent developments and more.
The latest edition also includes variable rankings, such as ten-year average annual dividend growth rates; one-, three-, and five-year total returns; top twenty total returns on equity and assets; plus the top twenty rankings by revenue, net income, total assets, long- and short-term price scores, and highest and lowest P/E ratios.
It's all right here at your fingertips, from one of the world's most trusted and respected sources of global business and financial information for over a century.
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