Comment sont comptées les années de hausse ?

Pour chaque année civile, on regarde le total des dividendes détachés et le niveau du dividende ordinaire (le plus gros versement de l'année, hors exceptionnel), montants ajustés des divisions, dans la devise de cotation. Une année compte si le niveau ordinaire ne baisse pas et si le total ou le niveau monte. La série s'arrête à la première année sans hausse. L'année en cours est ajoutée si elle est déjà en hausse.

Pourquoi une société connue manque-t-elle ?

Soit l'historique du fournisseur de données ne remonte pas assez loin, soit un dividende exceptionnel a gonflé une année et cassé la série, soit la société n'est pas encore dans l'univers Investlytic (fiches et grosses capitalisations). Un changement de devise (passage à l'euro) casse aussi la série.

Le rendement affiché est-il à jour ?

Le rendement vient des données de classement Investlytic (dernière cotation connue). L'historique des dividendes est rafraîchi chaque semaine, le calendrier des détachements chaque jour.

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Dividend Kings: 9 companies

A company enters this list when the total of its dividends has increased every year for at least 50 years in a row. The calculation comes from the complete history of ex-dividends, not from a declared label.

Dividend history updated on 2026-11-03·Share price and yields as of 2026-10-29·9 companies

Method. Dividends added by calendar year (adjusted amounts for spin-offs), in the listing currency. A year counts if the ordinary dividend (median payment of the year, excluding extraordinary) does not decrease and if the annual total or this level rises; the series stops at the first year without an increase. "Payment years" = consecutive years with at least one dividend. Yield: last known quote.

Same list for: United States.

Company	Country	Years of increases	Years of payments	2025 Dividend	Yield	Frequency	Detail
Exxon Mobil CorporationXOM	🇺🇸United States	56	56	4,00 $	3,3 %	quarterly	History
Johnson & JohnsonJNJ	🇺🇸United States	56	56	5,14 $	2,5 %	quarterly
The Coca-Cola CompanyKO	🇺🇸United States	56	56	2,04 $	2,9 %	quarterly
The Procter & Gamble CompanyPG	🇺🇸United States	56	56	4,18 $	2,5 %	quarterly
PepsiCo, Inc.PEP	🇺🇸United States	54	54	5,62 $	3,9 %	quarterly
Emerson Electric Co.EMR	🇺🇸United States	54	54	2,14 $	1,6 %	quarterly
Colgate-Palmolive CompanyCL	🇺🇸United States	53	53	2,06 $	2,9 %	quarterly
Consolidated Edison, Inc.ED	🇺🇸United States	52	56	3,40 $	3,3 %	quarterly
Walmart Inc.WMT	🇺🇸United States	51	52	0,940 $	0,8 %	quarterly	History

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⚠ Factual list, calculated on public data. Past growth does not guarantee the next. This is not investment advice.

Frequently Asked Questions

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How are the years of increase counted?

For each calendar year, we look at the total of detached dividends and the ordinary dividend level (the largest payment of the year, excluding exceptional ones), adjusted for splits, in the listing currency. A year counts if the ordinary level does not decrease and if the total or the level increases. The series stops at the first year without an increase. The current year is added if it is already showing an increase.

Why is a well-known company missing?

Either the data provider's history does not go back far enough, or an extraordinary dividend inflated one year and broke the series, or the company is not yet in the Investlytic universe (files and large caps). A currency change (switch to euro) also breaks the series.

Is the displayed yield up to date?

The yield comes from Investlytic ranking data (last known quote). The dividend history is refreshed every week, the ex-dividend schedule every day.