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Cash and Stock Dividends: FGEN (First Gen Corp.)

Here’s a summary of the Dividend Yield and Dividend Payments made by First Gen Corp (FGEN) in recent years. For the entire year 2017, the company … Read More

PLDT (TEL): Dividend Yield & Dividend History

Here’s a summary of the Dividend Yield and Dividend Payments made by PLDT (TEL) in recent years. For the entire year 2017, the company distributed total … Read More

Banco de Oro (BDO): Dividend Yield & Dividend History

Here’s a summary of the Dividend Yield and Dividend Payments made by Banco de Oro Unibank Inc (BDO) in recent years. For the entire year … Read More

Dividends Paid & Dividend Yield: BPI (Bank of the Philippine Islands)

Here’s a summary of the Dividend Yield and Dividend Payments made by Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) in recent years. For the entire year … Read More

Top Dividend Paying Stocks in the Philippines (2013)

Every year, we compile a list of publicly listed Philippine companies that pay the highest amount of dividends. As we have explained in our previous articles (see Top 10 Stocks with Highest Dividend Yields – 2011 and High Dividend Stocks in the Philippines – 2012), dividends are another way for stock investors to make money in the stock market.

Dividend Yield of PSE index stocks (2012)

Dividends are real and tangible profits an investor receives from owning shares of stocks. It is one of several ways to make money from stock investing. Other incomes from stocks may include price increases (or capital appreciation) and stock rights.

Dividends may be in the form of cash (and are called cash dividends) or in the form of stocks (hence, called stock dividends). To learn more how to profit from stocks, read our article on How to Make Money from the Stock Market.

High Dividend-Paying Stocks in the Philippines (2012)

Here is an update to our article on the top stocks in the Philippines with the highest dividend payout in 2011. Last year, we wrote about companies traded on the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) that do not only provide income through price appreciation but also through dividend income.

As we have mentioned before, investors must also consider the dividends paid by companies when computing one’s potential income. Most newbie investors seem to be too concerned on capital appreciation that the dividend component of a stock is forgotten.

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