STOXX Europe Maximum Dividend 40

Best Dividend Stocks Europe

Compare the dividend stocks in the STOXX Europe Maximum Dividend 40 index by dividend yield, payout ratio, Price/Earnings, earnings per share (EPS), dividend per share (DPS).

The STOXX Europe Maximum Dividend 40 index is a blue-chip index comprising the 40 highest dividend-yielding companies across Europe. Derived from the STOXX Europe 600 index, the index represents companies with the highest expected dividend yield in the upcoming quarter. The expected dividend yield is determined by the announced or estimated dividend amount and the closing price of the stock at the time of selection. The index covers the following 18 European countries: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.

Beware of stocks with an extremely high dividend yield! This can be caused by a stock price that is extremely low, compared to the trailing twelve months (ttm) dividend. Or it can be caused by a special, one-time only super dividend.

Last updated: 2017/9/22 17:46:44 CET

Stock name	ISIN	Last trade	P/E	Beta	EPS	DPS	Ex-dividend Date	Payout Ratio	Dividend yield
Endesa	ES0130670112	19.30	16.2		1.2	1.33	Jun 28 2016	111	6.89
Pearson	GB0006776081	576.50	0.0	0.382	260.0	39.14	Apr 07 2016	15	6.79
Royal Dutch Shell-a	GB00B03MLX29	2190.00	30.2		100.0	147.82	Feb 18 2016	148	6.75
Prosiebensat.1 Media	DE000PSM7770	28.54	15.2	0.780	1.9	1.90	May 15 2017	101	6.65
Bp	GB0007980591	466.60	32.5	1.311	19.0	30.52	Aug 04 2016	161	6.54
Scottish & Southern Energy	GB0007908733	1414.00	8.9	0.378	160.0	91.34	Jul 28 2016	57	6.46
Poste Italiane	IT0003796171	6.19	14.2		0.4	0.39	Jun 19 2017	90	6.35
Royal Mail	GB00BDVZYZ77	387.40	14.0		28.0	23.09	Dec 03 2015	82	5.96
Enagas	ES0130960018	23.76	12.0		2.0	1.39	Jun 30 2016	70	5.86
Legal & General	GB0005603997	259.50	10.0	1.520	26.0	14.66	Aug 13 2015	56	5.65
Bt Group	GB0030913577	282.80	17.5	0.892	16.0	15.38	Aug 11 2016	96	5.44
Gas Natural Sdg	ES0116870314	19.02	15.4		1.2	1.00	Jun 27 2016	81	5.26
Aegon	NL0000303709	4.96	6.3	1.352	0.8	0.26	Aug 18 2017	33	5.26
Mapfre	ES0124244E34	2.84	10.7		0.3	0.15	Jun 21 2016	54	5.16
Unibail-rodamco	FR0000124711	205.00	8.4	0.807	24.5	10.20	Jul 04 2017	42	4.97
Red Electrica	ES0173093115	17.64	14.6		1.2	0.86	Jun 28 2016	71	4.88
Orange	FR0000133308	13.79	82.3	0.750	0.2	0.65	Jun 12 2017	389	4.72
Iberdrola	ES0144580Y14	6.63	15.2		0.4	0.31	Jul 05 2016	70	4.67
Hammerson	GB0004065016	540.50	9.7	0.964	60.0	24.59	Mar 17 2016	41	4.55
United Utilities Group	GB00B39J2M42	860.50	13.5	0.423	60.0	39.07	Dec 17 2015	65	4.54
Ing Groep	NL0000303600	15.32	12.9	1.304	1.2	0.66	Aug 04 2017	55	4.30
Distr. Int. De Alimentacion	ES0126775032	5.02	17.0		0.3	0.21	Jul 11 2016	72	4.19
Terna	IT0003242622	4.95	15.1	0.392	0.3	0.21	Jun 19 2017	63	4.17
Berkeley Group Holdings	GB00B02L3W35	3568.00	7.6	0.538	470.0	137.37	Dec 17 2015	29	3.85
Acs	ES0167050915	31.30	27.6		1.1	1.19	Jun 27 2016	105	3.81
Nn Group	NL0010773842	34.68	0.0		0.0	1.24	Aug 21 2017		3.59
Enel	IT0003128367	5.10	20.2	0.926	0.3	0.18	Jul 24 2017	71	3.51
G4s	GB00B01FLG62	273.80	14.8	0.516	18.4	9.41	Aug 31 2017	51	3.46
Abb	CH0012221716	23.93	23.8	1.058	1.0	0.76	Apr 19 2017	75	3.17
Next	GB0032089863	5140.00	11.9	0.491	430.0	158.31	Dec 10 2015	37	3.08
Admiral Group	GB00B02J6398	1809.00	22.5	0.788	80.0	53.00	Sep 10 2015	66	2.93
Rexel	FR0010451203	14.20	30.3	1.310	0.5	0.40	Jul 05 2017	85	2.81
Diageo	GB0002374006	2436.50	22.5	0.589	110.0	62.13	Feb 25 2016	56	2.55
Aena	ES0105046009	155.30	20.5		7.6	3.83	May 02 2017	51	2.48
Burberry Group	GB0031743007	1779.00	27.1	1.270	70.0	38.96	Dec 24 2015	56	2.19
Deutsche Wohnen	DE000A0HN5C6	35.06	7.8	0.580	4.5	0.74	Jun 05 2017	16	2.12
Porsche Automobil Holding	DE000PAH0038	53.79	7.2	1.504	7.5	1.01	May 31 2017	13	1.88
Logitech	CH0025751329	35.60	28.1	0.202	1.3	0.62	Sep 23 2016	48	1.72
Petrofac	GB00B0H2K534	434.80	33.6	0.329	12.7	0.00	Sep 21 2017	0	0.00
Standard Life	GB00B16KPT44	0.00	0.0	1.240	0.0	0.00	Apr 14 2016		0.00

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