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Dividend Aristocrats

63 stocks · Updated May 9, 2026

Dividend Aristocrats are S&P 500 companies that have increased their dividend payments for at least 25 consecutive years. This elite group represents some of the most stable and shareholder-friendly companies in the market. Consistent dividend growth over decades signals financial strength, disciplined management, and durable competitive advantages.

StockPriceDiv YieldMarket Cap
BBYBest Buy Co., Inc.$59.206.51%$12.27B
AMCRAmcor plc$39.996.45%$18.44B
HRLHormel Foods Corporation$20.505.61%$11.42B
CLXThe Clorox Company$92.335.38%$11.14B
KMBKimberly-Clark Corporation$98.585.10%$32.93B
ORealty Income Corporation$61.865.05%$59.69B
TROWT. Rowe Price Group, Inc.$105.364.93%$22.20B
SJMThe J. M. Smucker Company$99.454.40%$10.61B
BENFranklin Resources, Inc.$31.034.26%$15.86B
SWKStanley Black & Decker, Inc.$80.874.13%$12.47B
MKCMcCormick & Company, Incorporated$48.354.01%$12.88B
GPCGenuine Parts Company$105.173.95%$14.64B
FRTFederal Realty Investment Trust$115.703.88%$9.99B
ESSEssex Property Trust, Inc.$264.553.85%$17.18B
CVXChevron Corporation$181.153.73%$369.41B
MDTMedtronic plc$76.173.66%$99.63B
PEPPepsiCo, Inc.$155.133.65%$213.19B
TGTTarget Corporation$125.073.49%$58.97B
ABBVAbbVie Inc.$200.983.29%$362.56B
ADPAutomatic Data Processing, Inc.$212.283.28%$82.82B
EDConsolidated Edison, Inc.$106.533.22%$39.37B
IBMInternational Business Machines Corporation$229.442.98%$212.17B
SYYSysco Corporation$72.702.95%$35.07B
PGThe Procter & Gamble Company$146.732.88%$344.47B
ABTAbbott Laboratories$84.362.83%$150.22B
XOMExxon Mobil Corporation$144.252.72%$617.50B
ADMArcher-Daniels-Midland Company$78.062.63%$37.60B
KOThe Coca-Cola Company$78.432.60%$341.02B
PPGPPG Industries, Inc.$109.632.58%$24.28B
MCDMcDonald's Corporation$275.772.56%$201.95B
NEENextEra Energy, Inc.$93.142.44%$198.92B
ITWIllinois Tool Works Inc.$254.722.43%$75.08B
BDXBecton, Dickinson and Company$149.252.42%$52.45B
APDAir Products and Chemicals, Inc.$296.152.39%$66.85B
CLColgate-Palmolive Company$88.002.37%$70.73B
JNJJohnson & Johnson$221.512.31%$540.71B
AOSA. O. Smith Corporation$59.082.30%$8.64B
CINFCincinnati Financial Corporation$161.762.19%$25.07B
AFLAflac Incorporated$113.192.07%$58.42B
FASTFastenal Company$44.162.06%$51.33B
LOWLowe's Companies, Inc.$229.452.06%$130.70B
ATOAtmos Energy Corporation$181.632.03%$30.53B
FDSFactSet Research Systems Inc.$223.961.93%$8.29B
LEGLeggett & Platt, Incorporated$10.051.84%$1.49B
GDGeneral Dynamics Corporation$347.041.75%$93.91B
EMREmerson Electric Co.$140.921.46%$83.18B
LINLinde plc$493.791.22%$232.56B
CBChubb Limited$319.671.21%$124.85B
NDSNNordson Corporation$284.181.14%$15.85B
BROBrown & Brown, Inc.$56.311.12%$19.68B
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Dividend Aristocrat?

A Dividend Aristocrat is an S&P 500 company that has increased its dividend for at least 25 consecutive years.

How many Dividend Aristocrats are there?

There are typically 60-70 Dividend Aristocrats, though the number changes annually as companies are added or removed.

Are Dividend Aristocrats good investments?

They tend to be stable, well-managed companies with strong cash flows, making them popular for income-focused portfolios.

What is the difference between Dividend Aristocrats and Dividend Kings?

Aristocrats require 25+ years of consecutive dividend increases; Kings require 50+ years.

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