Dividend Yield Exceeds 17%, Becoming the Center of Attention for Investors

Stocks Standing Out with High Dividend Yields

Dividend yield ratios that catch the attention of investors have gained even more importance with market fluctuations. Companies offering high dividend yields stand out not only with price gains but also with cash flow-based returns. Especially, firms in the automotive and refinery sectors are attracting investors with their attractive dividend ratios despite their strong market values.

Dominance of the Automotive Sector

In the automotive sector, Doğuş Otomotiv (#DOAS) ranks at the top of the list with a dividend yield of 17.11%. Its strong cash generation ability increases investor interest in this stock. Ford Otosan (#FROTO) also presents a notable dividend of 7.97% despite its high market value.

Other Noteworthy Stocks

In the finance sector, İş Yatırım Menkul Değerler (#ISMEN) stands out with a yield of 12.16%. This company reinforces investor confidence with a solid dividend policy. In the industrial and agricultural machinery sector, Türk Traktör (#TTRAK) catches attention with an 8.80% yield, offering a stable structure.

The leader of the refinery sector, Tüpraş (#TUPRS), plays a decisive role in cash flow with a 7.01% dividend yield. Additionally, Ülker Bisküvi (#ULKER), which exhibits a defensive structure, is on the radar of dividend investors with a rate of 6.35%. Other companies like Tofaş Otomobil Fabrikası (#TOASO) and Aksa Akrilik Kimya (#AKSA) also stand out with dividend yields of 4.40% and 4.15%, respectively.

Oyak Çimento (#OYAKC) provides a stable and sustainable cash distribution with a yield of 3.86% in the cement sector. At the same time, in the insurance sector, Anadolu Sigorta (#ANSGR) attracts investor interest by offering a continuity of dividends at a rate of 3.85%.

Selectivity of Dividend Investors

These dividend data show that investors are becoming more selective and that evaluations at the company level have gained importance. Especially, high dividend yield stands out as a balancing factor against price volatility in unfavorable market conditions. However, the continuity of dividends is considered a more critical indicator for investors than one-time high payments.