Investing in unique merchandise: Profit from stocks offering tangible dividends such as pajamas, chocolate-scented suitcases, and more
Investing in Stocks That Dishes Out More Than Just Cash
Here's an exciting twist in the investment world: some companies shower their shareholders with not only cold, hard cash but also enticing goodies such as discounts, luxury items, and even chocolate! These stocks are known for their tempting tangible dividends. Intrigued? Let's dig into five companies that lavish their investors with these irresistible perks:
Tantalizing Tangible Dividend from LVMH:
The luxury holding giant, LVMH, showers its shareholders with exclusive privileges, including access to some extraordinary wine tastings in France and mouthwatering discounts in the online store, all courtesy of a single share.
Cozy Calida: A Sleep-Inducing Tangible Dividend:
Swiss clothing brand Calida has earned a name for itself with its irresistible tangible dividend—free pajamas worth 100 CHF, offered annually to those who own 20 shares and are registered in the shareholder registry.
Economical Sixt: Discounted Rides Await:
Are you a frequent car renter? Then the shareholder discount offered by Sixt could save you some hard-earned cash. A solitary share (around 60 euros) could slash 15 to 20% off your car rental bills for every booking.
Lindt: Sweetening the Deal:
If you can swallow the price of a single share (approximately 100,000 euros), you may be rewarded with an annual chocolate box filled with 3-5 kilograms of Lindt's delicious treats during the general meeting. Now, isn't that a sweet deal?
Cruising in Style with Carnival:
Cruise enthusiasts might find the tangible dividends offered by companies like Carnival Cruise tantalizing, entitling shareholders holding 1,000 shares to up to 200 euros of onboard credit for each voyage, depending on the duration.
More Opportunities Await:
Not convinced yet? Here are a few other companies recognized for their delightful tangible dividends:
- ExxonMobil (XOM): Revving up with a trailing dividend yield of about 3.50%, this oil and gas giant offers more than just fuel for your portfolio[1].
- Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): A star in the healthcare sector, Johnson & Johnson appeals to income investors with a consistent record of dividend payments[1].
- PepsiCo (PEP): A leading player in the food and beverage industry, PepsiCo boasts steady dividend payments for a reliable source of income[1].
- Black Hills (BKH): Offering a yield of about 4.7%, multi-utilities company Black Hills rewards its investors with a long history of dividend growth[4].
- Hormel Foods (HRL): A renowned brand in the food industry, Hormel Foods offers a stable dividend yield of around 3.8% and a strong dividend growth record[4].
Doubling Down on Dividends:
Not all dividend-paying companies are created equal. Companies like ExxonMobil, Johnson & Johnson, and PepsiCo are known as dividend aristocrats, having increased their dividends for 25 consecutive years or more. Meanwhile, Black Hills and Hormel Foods hold the prestigious title of dividend kings, having amplified their annual dividends for typically over 50 years[2][3][4].
Pick your favorite treat, be it chocolate or savings, and invest in the stocks that reward you in more ways than one. Happy hunting!
Disclosures: The author holds direct positions in the financial instruments mentioned in the publication, or in related derivatives, which may benefit from the price development resulting from the publication: CALIDA Holding AG.
- In addition to their consistent dividend payments, companies like ExxonMobil, Johnson & Johnson, and PepsiCo, known as dividend aristocrats, have increased their dividends for 25 consecutive years or more.
- Meanwhile, Black Hills and Hormel Foods, recognised as dividend kings, have amplified their annual dividends for typically over 50 years, offering both income and growth potential for personal-finance investors.
