Ten Highest Dividend Paying Stocks from the Eurozone Countries

The Dow Jones EURO STOXX Select Dividend 30 Index consists of the 30 high-dividend-yielding companies of the Eurozone. The Eurozone countries include Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Portugal and Spain.

The ETFlab DJ EURO STOXX® Select Dividend 30 ETF tracks the performance of the above index.  The Top 10 holdings in this ETF are:

1. Banco Santander (STD)
Current Dividend Yield: 5.36%
Spain

2.Vallourec
France

3. Erste Group Bank (OTC: EBKDY)
Current Dividend Yield: 2.27%
Austria

4. Metso Oyj (OTC: MXCYY)
Current Dividend Yield: 3.04%
Finland

5. Wartsila OYJ
Finland

6.Banco Popular Espanol
Spain

7. Unilever NV (UN)
Current Dividend Yield: 1.77%
The Netherlands

8. Bilfinger Berger AG
Germany

9. Enel Spa (E)
Current Dividend Yield: 6.08%
Italy

10. Wereldhave nV
The Netherlands

Please note that the dividend yields are noted only for the companies that trade as ADRs in the US markets.

2 Comments

  1. your comments about dividends are very doubtful. without looking too far Acomo(amsterdam commodities) in the Netherlands pays a higher dividend than almost everything you have mentioned. your research is limited and seems to be misleading.

    Wereldhave dividendrendement 7,24 datum ex-dividend 19-04-2010 according to dft.nl.

    Boskalis West dividendrendement 4,94 datum ex-dividend 31-05-2010

  2. Phil
    Thanks for the info.The stocks I listed came from the ETF mentioned. Yes the title of the post needs to be tweaked due to the reason you mention above.

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