A decade of dividends
Ten consecutive years of dividends, every year the record can see, with a yield over 1%. The NSE's closest thing to a dividend-aristocrat list.
The dividend record on this site begins in 2012, and the streak counts consecutive paying years back from today, capped at ten. A streak of ten therefore means every year we can see. It is the nearest thing the NSE data offers to a dividend-aristocrat list. It runs on the wider universe, because the payers with the longest records are not always the most traded, and the 1% floor only removes the companies paying a rupee for the sake of the record. Ask for growth alongside it with `dividend_cagr(5y) > 5`.
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