List of PSE Stocks with Dividends

A dividend is a portion of a company's profits distributed to its shareholders. On the PSE, dividends may be issued as cash, additional shares or properties. These options show the various ways companies distribute profits to their investors in the Philippine market.

Our dividend table lists key metrics for PSE-listed companies, including:

• Annual Dividend Yield (TTM) - the percentage return based on dividends paid over the last 12 months relative to the current share price.
• Annual Dividend Amount (TTM) - the total dividend per share paid over the last 12 months.
• Annual Dividend Growth Rate - the year-over-year percentage increase in dividends for companies with full years of dividend history.
• Latest Dividend Amount - the most recent dividend declared per share.
• Latest Dividend Ex-Date - the ex-dividend date associated with the latest declared dividend.
• Stock Price - the most recent share price used in dividend yield calculation.
• Market Cap - the company's market value based on current share price and total shares outstanding.

The columns listed above are shown by default. You can customize the table by selecting additional columns such as Latest Dividend Pay-Date, Payout Consistency, multi-year CAGR figures, Share Type, Sector, and Subsector using the Show/Hide Columns button above the table.

Dividend yield measures how much a company pays out in dividends each year relative to its current stock price. It's calculated by dividing the annual dividend per share (using trailing twelve months data) by the share price.

For example, if Jollibee Foods Corporation (JFC) annual dividend payout is ₱3.44 and its share price is ₱163.60, then the dividend yield is approximately 2.1%.

Key dates include:

• Ex-Dividend Date - the cutoff date to be eligible for the upcoming dividend.
• Record Date - when the company finalizes its list of eligible shareholders.
• Payment Date - the day dividends are disbursed.

The "Latest Declared" column in our table shows the most recent payment date for easy reference.

Dividend payment frequency varies. Some companies follow regular schedules—such as quarterly, semi-annual, or annual payouts—while others pay dividends on an ad hoc basis. Typically, the board of directors decides based on financial performance and strategic priorities.

REITs, or Real Estate Investment Trusts, listed on the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) are required by law to distribute at least 90% of their annual distributable income as dividends to shareholders, as mandated by the REIT Act of 2009 (Republic Act No. 9856).

PSE companies can distribute dividends in several forms:

• Cash Dividends - direct cash payments to shareholders.
• Stock Dividends - additional shares issued to investors.
• Property Dividends - payouts in the form of assets other than cash.

Preferred shares are a type of equity that typically pay a fixed dividend and have priority over common shares when it comes to dividend payments. However, they usually offer limited or no voting rights compared to common shares. On the PSE, if a company issues preferred shares, this will be indicated in the "Share Type" column of our dividend table.

Yes, dividend income from domestic corporations in the Philippines is subject to withholding tax. The applicable rates depend on the recipient's status:

• Citizens or resident aliens - 10%
• Non-resident individuals engaged in trade or business in the Philippines - 20%
• Non-resident individuals not engaged in trade or business - 25%
• Non-resident foreign corporations - 30% (this rate may be reduced to 15% if favorable tax treatment applies)

Domestic and resident foreign corporations generally do not face dividend withholding tax. Always consult current tax regulations or a professional for the most accurate guidance.

Use the sorting feature on the "Annual Dividend Yield" column in our table (by clicking the column header label). This interactive tool reflects the most current market data, so you can immediately see which stock offers the top yield.

Sort the table by the "Annual Growth Rate" column to pinpoint companies with robust dividend growth over time—whether you're looking at recent trends or long-term performance. Our interactive table always displays the latest information.