The 3% Yield Floor
Every stock had a dividend yield of at least 3% at the screening date.


Discover dividend stocks you may not know yet
These international income pearls, including many lesser-known companies, were selected using clear, fact-based criteria that leave little room for subjective judgment.
Our screen covers more than 1,000 dividend stocks worldwide. It focuses on objective, verifiable facts—not forecasts or market opinions. The combination highlights companies with income potential, a record of dividend growth and no cuts over the past decade.
Every stock had a dividend yield of at least 3% at the screening date.
Zero dividend cuts in the last decade, with a minimum of 8 dividend increases. These companies have shown dividend consistency over the past decade.
Our market signal helps screen out stocks showing persistent weakness versus their benchmark—potentially a sign of deeper problems.
Search online for the best dividend stocks worldwide, and the same familiar names keep coming up: P&G, Johnson & Johnson, Coca-Cola, Roche, Allianz, etc. And yes, they are excellent dividend stocks that also feature on our top-stock list. But the world of outstanding dividend stocks is much bigger—and extends far beyond the United States.
Right now, more than 120 stocks worldwide meet our strict selection criteria. In this free report, we introduce you to 20 of them.
We look beyond the familiar names to uncover dividend-paying businesses in overlooked niches around the world. Here’s a glimpse of three profiles inside the report:
Specializing in consumer finance, this bank offers personal loans, car financing, credit cards, and flexible payment solutions. Its services cater to private customers and businesses throughout Switzerland.
With a focus on residential real estate, this property company owns and rents apartments and other housing across Belgium and the Netherlands. Its business model centers on generating recurring rental income.
As a global leader in sausage casings, this Spanish manufacturer supplies essential materials to the food processing industry. Its products include collagen, cellulose, and plastic casings used by meat producers worldwide.
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