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Dividend income at risk? 8 stocks with inconsistent dividend payout: Indian Oil, Sanofi India, UTI AMC, and more

Dividend income at risk? 8 stocks with inconsistent dividend payout: Indian Oil, Sanofi India, UTI AMC, and more
Source: Livemint

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  • ✓Investors seeking regular income face risks as Indian Oil, Sanofi India, and UTI AMC showed inconsistent dividend payouts over the past three years.
  • ✓While some companies like Indo Borax Chemicals saw payouts jump in FY26, others like Sanofi India and UTI AMC got lower dividends compared to previous financial years.

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MARKET
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Market Focus
India Economy

Dividend income stocks: High dividend-paying stocks often attract investors seeking regular income. However, inconsistent or volatile dividend payouts over the years can be a disappointment. Companies such as Indian Oil Corporation, Sanofi India and UTI AMC have witnessed significant fluctuations in their dividend payouts over the past three years.

Here’s a list of companies which might have offered high dividend payouts in financial year 2025-26, but their dividends might have declined over the past three years.

Indo Borax Chemicals dividend

The company had announced an annual dividend of ₹40 per share dividend in FY26 which is significantly higher than its previous two years payouts, ie Re 1 per share dividend in FY25 and Re 1 per share dividend in FY24.

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