Union Bank PLC. UNIONBANK
Pays a 33.30% dividend yield — among the most generous income on the market.
Read the full breakdown →Looking for steady income from the Dhaka Stock Exchange? These companies hand back the most to shareholders, ranked by dividend yield — with Union Bank PLC. leading the way. Just remember: a fat yield is only as good as the company paying it.
Pays a 33.30% dividend yield — among the most generous income on the market.
Read the full breakdown →Pays a 26.30% dividend yield — among the most generous income on the market.
Read the full breakdown →Pays a 21.10% dividend yield — among the most generous income on the market.
Read the full breakdown →Pays a 14.50% dividend yield — among the most generous income on the market.
Pays a 13.80% dividend yield — among the most generous income on the market.
Pays a 11.50% dividend yield — among the most generous income on the market.
Pays a 10.60% dividend yield — among the most generous income on the market.
Pays a 10.10% dividend yield — among the most generous income on the market.
Pays a 10.00% dividend yield — among the most generous income on the market.
Pays a 10.00% dividend yield — among the most generous income on the market.
Pays a 9.30% dividend yield — among the most generous income on the market.
Pays a 8.40% dividend yield — among the most generous income on the market.
Pays a 8.30% dividend yield — among the most generous income on the market.
Pays a 8.30% dividend yield — among the most generous income on the market.
Pays a 8.00% dividend yield — among the most generous income on the market.
Pays a 7.30% dividend yield — among the most generous income on the market.
Pays a 7.30% dividend yield — among the most generous income on the market.
Pays a 7.20% dividend yield — among the most generous income on the market.
Pays a 6.80% dividend yield — among the most generous income on the market.
Pays a 6.80% dividend yield — among the most generous income on the market.
Dividend yield measures how much a company pays out in dividends relative to its current share price. A higher yield means more income per taka invested. On the DSE, yields above 5% are generally considered attractive — but always cross-check the company's payout history to ensure the dividend is sustainable and not a one-time distribution masking weak fundamentals.