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2025 Dividend Aristocrats: 69 Company List

Analysis for Safe Dividend Growth Investing

What are Dividend Aristocrats?

Dividend Aristocrats are S&P 500 companies that have increased their dividends for at least 25 consecutive years. As of 2025, there are 69 companies on this prestigious list.

These companies have consistently raised dividends through dot-com bubble, 2008 financial crisis, pandemic, and recent high interest rate & inflation environment.

Dividend Aristocrats Selection Criteria

S&P 500 index component
Minimum 25 consecutive years of dividend increases
Market capitalization of at least $3 billion
Average daily trading volume of $5 million or more
Quarterly equal-weighted rebalancing

Through this article, you can view the latest dividend yields, sector weights, and performance analysis of all 69 Dividend Aristocrats as of 2025. Download the complete list for free via Excel download!

Total Companies

From S&P 500 Components

Average Dividend Yield

2.51%

As of March 2025

10-Year Annualized Return

10.08%

S&P 500: 12.5%

Average P/E Ratio

24.1

Based on earnings

Performance Comparison

Dividend Aristocrats vs S&P 500 Cumulative Returns

Sector Distribution

Sector Weights of Dividend Aristocrats

Top 10 Dividend Aristocrats in 2025

Top 10 companies calculated with equal weighting within the index

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1. ABBV

AbbVie Inc.

Healthcare

A global biopharmaceutical company with blockbuster drugs like Humira, continually diversifying its product portfolio through acquisitions. Known for high dividend yields and stable cash flows.

Consecutive Years:51

Dividend Yield:4.49%

2. ED

Consolidated Edison

Utilities

A leading electricity and gas provider in the New York area, offering consistent dividends due to stable revenue structure and regulated industry characteristics. Actively investing in clean energy transition.

Consecutive Years:50

Dividend Yield:3.89%

3. BRO

Brown & Brown

Financials

One of the largest insurance brokers in the US, operating a fee-based stable business model by intermediating various insurance products. Growing through consistent mergers and acquisitions.

Consecutive Years:31

Dividend Yield:0.71%

4. KO

Coca-Cola

Consumer Staples

The world's largest beverage company with over 500 brands. Generates stable cash flow based on powerful global distribution network and brand power, with 62 consecutive years of dividend increases.

Consecutive Years:62

Dividend Yield:2.85%

5. KVUE

Kenvue Inc.

Consumer Staples

A consumer goods specialist spun off from Johnson & Johnson, owning famous brands with over 100 years of history such as Tylenol, Band-Aid, and Listerine. Strengths include stable demand and strong brand recognition.

Consecutive Years:25

Dividend Yield:3.6%

6. SJM

J.M. Smucker

Consumer Staples

A leading American food company owning household favorite brands like Jif peanut butter, Smucker's jam, and Folgers coffee. Maintains stable performance due to the less cyclical nature of consumer staples.

Consecutive Years:26

Dividend Yield:3.52%

7. CB

Chubb Limited

Financials

One of the world's largest publicly traded property and casualty insurers, offering various insurance products to businesses and individuals. Generates stable profits through conservative underwriting policies and global risk diversification.

Consecutive Years:31

Dividend Yield:1.89%

8. JNJ

Johnson & Johnson

Healthcare

A global healthcare giant with a balanced portfolio across pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and consumer goods. A quintessential dividend aristocrat with a 61-year record of consecutive dividend increases.

Consecutive Years:61

Dividend Yield:3.35%

9. ROP

Roper Technologies

Information Technology

A diversified technology company providing software and technology solutions, focusing on high-value niche markets in healthcare, industrial, and energy sectors. Characterized by high margins and stable cash flows.

Consecutive Years:30

Dividend Yield:0.61%

10. ATO

Atmos Energy

Utilities

One of the largest natural gas-focused utility companies in the US, serving over 3 million customers across 8 states. The regulated industry nature allows for stable earnings and dividends.

Consecutive Years:39

Dividend Yield:2.92%

Latest Data Update for April 2025

The Dividend Aristocrats list and individual stock dividend information provided by Bebooja are regularly updated. Please visit frequently for the latest information. The data is not real-time and should be used for reference only when making investment decisions.

Complete List of 69 Dividend Aristocrats

Stock	Price	Dividend Yield	Consecutive Years	5-Year Avg Yield	Dividend Per Share	Market Cap	P/E Ratio	Payout Ratio	52-Week High	52-Week Low
A.O. Smith Corporation AOS	$80.15	1.84%	30 years	1.49%	$1.48	$11.7B	22.7	40.8%	$93.40	$68.11
Abbott Laboratories ABT	$111.79	1.96%	51 years	1.60%	$2.20	$193.4B	33.6	67.3%	$121.64	$96.36
AbbVie Inc. ABBV	$170.50	3.68%	51 years	4.47%	$6.32	$300.8B	60.7	206.8%	$207.32	$152.31
Aflac Incorporated AFL	$103.49	1.92%	41 years	2.25%	$2.00	$58.9B	11.5	23.9%	$114.87	$82.07
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. APD	$323.54	2.32%	41 years	2.20%	$7.52	$72.0B	26.1	62.7%	$328.26	$230.73
Albemarle Corporation ALB	$98.35	1.75%	29 years	1.01%	$1.72	$11.5B	12.0	56.9%	$126.40	$72.75
Amcor plc AMCR	$11.39	4.46%	28 years	4.10%	$0.51	$15.9B	19.3	85.1%	$11.82	$8.85
Archer-Daniels-Midland Company ADM	$52.98	3.55%	48 years	2.70%	$1.90	$26.7B	11.1	39.4%	$72.91	$45.86
Atmos Energy Corporation ATO	$145.72	2.13%	36 years	2.07%	$3.14	$23.2B	22.5	46.4%	$148.04	$114.57
Automatic Data Processing, Inc. ADP	$290.53	2.20%	48 years	2.05%	$6.40	$118.8B	31.1	62.5%	$313.75	$234.80
Becton, Dickinson and Company BDX	$229.84	1.77%	51 years	1.34%	$4.08	$65.6B	42.0	103.8%	$278.00	$220.22
Brown-Forman Corporation BF.B	$42.16	2.23%	38 years	1.41%	$0.94	$19.4B	20.1	45.8%	$51.30	$37.20
Caterpillar Inc. CAT	$389.27	1.57%	29 years	2.10%	$6.20	$189.2B	15.8	24.5%	$418.51	$268.85
Chevron Corporation CVX	$160.85	4.11%	36 years	4.15%	$6.71	$290.1B	14.7	46.5%	$169.96	$135.37
Chubb Limited CB	$280.57	1.38%	30 years	1.70%	$3.92	$112.0B	11.6	15.6%	$303.01	$223.94
Church & Dwight Co., Inc. CHD	$104.24	1.21%	27 years	1.09%	$1.27	$25.3B	30.3	36.5%	$110.63	$88.54
Cincinnati Financial Corporation CINF	$138.88	2.32%	61 years	2.24%	$3.24	$21.9B	8.6	23.6%	$148.39	$103.72
Cintas Corporation CTAS	$214.79	0.91%	40 years	0.93%	$1.98	$86.5B	51.7	34.8%	$230.84	$169.05
The Clorox Company CLX	$169.65	2.87%	46 years	2.75%	$4.88	$20.7B	65.6	72.4%	$177.91	$123.56
The Coca-Cola Company KO	$63.93	2.98%	61 years	3.06%	$1.94	$274.8B	25.9	72.6%	$73.53	$57.07
Colgate-Palmolive Company CL	$97.92	2.12%	60 years	2.18%	$2.10	$80.2B	31.4	57.4%	$107.35	$75.35
Consolidated Edison, Inc. ED	$103.67	3.32%	49 years	3.46%	$3.46	$36.5B	21.2	65.1%	$108.14	$89.91
Dover Corporation DOV	$194.33	1.10%	67 years	1.35%	$2.16	$26.5B	15.6	17.3%	$210.88	$150.90
Ecolab Inc. ECL	$252.97	0.96%	31 years	1.03%	$2.44	$71.8B	41.9	36.9%	$261.62	$193.67
Emerson Electric Co. EMR	$131.71	1.73%	66 years	2.25%	$2.30	$74.5B	29.8	26.9%	$139.83	$101.25
Federal Realty Investment Trust FRT	$110.98	4.30%	55 years	3.88%	$4.84	$9.3B	24.1	109.5%	$118.49	$93.85
Franklin Resources, Inc. BEN	$20.59	6.41%	42 years	4.11%	$1.32	$10.7B	10.4	30.3%	$29.32	$18.88
General Dynamics Corporation GD	$290.92	1.95%	32 years	2.04%	$5.72	$79.2B	21.9	40.2%	$316.33	$232.61
Genuine Parts Company GPC	$132.12	3.22%	67 years	2.85%	$4.30	$18.2B	19.1	51.2%	$156.94	$124.12
Gorman-Rupp Company GRC	$45.08	1.60%	50 years	1.56%	$0.72	$1.2B	35.3	60.5%	$49.95	$31.95
Hormel Foods Corporation HRL	$30.05	3.85%	57 years	2.26%	$1.17	$16.4B	19.4	69.6%	$34.87	$28.14
Illinois Tool Works Inc. ITW	$259.94	2.22%	60 years	2.14%	$5.84	$77.1B	24.9	50.9%	$276.18	$226.00
The J.M. Smucker Company SJM	$111.48	3.81%	26 years	2.98%	$4.32	$11.8B	23.1	92.5%	$128.96	$103.15
Johnson & Johnson JNJ	$156.17	3.07%	61 years	2.71%	$4.86	$375.3B	14.6	60.3%	$168.85	$143.13
Kimberly-Clark Corporation KMB	$134.70	3.54%	51 years	3.28%	$4.84	$45.2B	22.1	66.1%	$153.17	$118.01
Linde plc LIN	$462.52	1.18%	26 years	1.29%	$5.55	$219.4B	32.6	38.1%	$491.71	$399.15
Lowe's Companies, Inc. LOW	$263.63	1.74%	60 years	1.57%	$4.65	$150.2B	22.4	37.7%	$287.01	$209.37
McCormick & Company, Incorporated MKC	$78.95	2.28%	36 years	1.62%	$1.81	$21.3B	30.2	56.7%	$90.14	$65.31
McDonald's Corporation MCD	$290.71	2.36%	47 years	2.23%	$6.98	$207.6B	25.9	57.9%	$317.90	$245.73
Medtronic plc MDT	$82.36	3.42%	46 years	2.48%	$2.85	$104.5B	24.9	77.8%	$92.68	$76.20
NextEra Energy, Inc. NEE	$75.44	2.75%	29 years	1.94%	$2.11	$154.1B	20.7	62.6%	$86.69	$52.30
Nordson Corporation NDSN	$225.83	1.10%	60 years	0.87%	$2.48	$13.0B	22.4	23.9%	$285.17	$215.54
Nucor Corporation NUE	$140.06	1.51%	50 years	1.57%	$2.12	$33.8B	12.1	12.3%	$203.08	$130.36
Pentair plc PNR	$102.12	0.90%	47 years	1.21%	$0.93	$16.8B	27.9	24.2%	$107.36	$69.11
PepsiCo, Inc. PEP	$158.82	3.22%	51 years	2.85%	$5.17	$217.7B	23.1	75.2%	$183.41	$155.83
PPG Industries, Inc. PPG	$122.60	2.07%	52 years	1.62%	$2.56	$28.7B	19.7	40.7%	$148.29	$115.94
The Procter & Gamble Company PG	$171.04	2.31%	67 years	2.37%	$4.03	$402.8B	31.2	60.8%	$178.35	$143.79
Brown & Brown, Inc. BRO	$118.00	0.51%	31 years	0.36%	$0.56	$33.7B	33.9	15.4%	$125.68	$80.41
Cardinal Health, Inc. CAH	$136.46	1.48%	38 years	1.37%	$2.02	$32.8B	25.0	37.6%	$139.50	$92.01
C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc. CHRW	$92.04	2.75%	25 years	2.32%	$2.47	$10.9B	25.0	63.3%	$114.09	$67.95
Erie Indemnity Company ERIE	$409.31	1.33%	35 years	1.18%	$5.28	$18.9B	30.7	39.4%	$542.00	$340.76
Eversource Energy ES	$58.52	5.14%	27 years	4.18%	$2.90	$21.8B	26.9	123.2%	$66.64	$52.28
Fastenal Company FAST	$82.09	2.14%	27 years	1.88%	$1.60	$47.1B	40.9	79.6%	$84.39	$60.35
FactSet Research Systems Inc. FDS	$428.06	0.97%	25 years	0.79%	$4.16	$16.2B	29.9	28.6%	$497.67	$389.14
Kenvue Inc. KVUE	$22.61	3.63%	62 years	1.01%	$0.81	$43.5B	42.2	150.7%	$24.36	$17.18
Roper Technologies, Inc. ROP	$559.39	0.59%	32 years	0.43%	$3.15	$60.1B	38.8	20.8%	$594.32	$498.76
S&P Global Inc. SPGI	$484.33	0.79%	52 years	0.65%	$3.69	$148.1B	38.5	34.1%	$544.41	$404.65
The Sherwin-Williams Company SHW	$334.45	0.94%	47 years	0.69%	$2.93	$84.1B	31.4	27.0%	$399.55	$280.39
Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. SWK	$61.92	5.30%	57 years	4.04%	$3.27	$9.6B	32.5	166.9%	$108.80	$53.91
Sysco Corporation SYY	$72.50	2.86%	53 years	2.56%	$2.04	$35.5B	18.4	52.0%	$81.12	$67.12
T. Rowe Price Group, Inc. TROW	$89.80	5.66%	39 years	5.64%	$4.99	$19.9B	9.5	53.2%	$122.80	$77.85
Target Corporation TGT	$95.30	4.70%	56 years	3.86%	$4.46	$43.4B	10.6	50.0%	$164.79	$87.35
W.W. Grainger, Inc. GWW	$1019.17	0.80%	52 years	0.74%	$8.20	$49.1B	25.7	21.2%	$1225.23	$869.92
Walmart Inc. WMT	$95.73	0.98%	52 years	0.88%	$0.86	$768.3B	39.5	36.0%	$105.01	$57.93
International Business Machines Corporation IBM	$229.31	2.91%	30 years	2.62%	$6.68	$213.1B	38.9	112.8%	$266.45	$157.33
West Pharmaceutical Services, Inc. WST	$210.37	0.40%	32 years	0.31%	$0.82	$15.1B	32.4	12.8%	$393.65	$187.43
Realty Income Corporation O	$57.37	5.61%	28 years	5.13%	$3.16	$51.0B	60.1	311.0%	$63.08	$48.42
Essex Property Trust, Inc. ESS	$276.61	3.72%	31 years	2.77%	$9.92	$17.8B	24.0	87.3%	$313.63	$232.44
Expeditors International of Washington, Inc. EXPD	$111.04	1.35%	29 years	1.04%	$1.46	$15.3B	18.9	25.1%	$130.80	$100.47

Long-term Asset Growth Strategy with Dividend Aristocrats

Power of Long-term Investing

Dividend Aristocrats are proven companies that have consistently increased dividends through economic downturns and recessions for decades. By investing in these companies for the long term, you can maximize the power of compounding. Using dividend reinvestment (DRIP) increases your share count over time, leading to even greater returns.

Importance of Diversification

Even when investing in Dividend Aristocrats, diversification across sectors is important. When one industry struggles, companies from other industries can support your portfolio. Also, consider not just dividend yield but also growth potential and financial health for a stable long-term portfolio.

Investment Considerations

Dividend Yield Trap: High dividend yields are not always good as they may be temporarily elevated due to stock price declines.
Growth Constraints: Capital appreciation may be limited compared to growth stocks.
Sector Concentration: Heavy concentration in consumer staples and industrials requires additional diversification.
Valuation: Be cautious of relatively high valuations with P/E of 24.1.
Currency Risk: Consider additional currency risk when investing internationally.

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