Best Dividend Stocks in Cement And Construction

22 dividend-paying stocks in Cement And Construction, ranked by yield.

Stocks

4.6%

Highest Yield

1.2%

Average Yield

Yield > 5%

Rank	Company	Yield	Price	12M Dividend	Total Declared
#1	Heidelberg Cement HEIDELBERG	4.61%	Rs.153.90	Rs.7.00	13
#2	Rites Ltd RITES	3.82%	Rs.210.68	Rs.7.85	29
#3	Garuda Construction GARUDA	3.00%	Rs.171.12	—	1
4	Shree Digvijay Cement SHREDIGCEM	2.12%	Rs.72.02	Rs.1.50	8
5	Ircon International IRCON	1.63%	Rs.141.58	Rs.2.20	33
6	Ncc Ltd NCC	1.45%	Rs.149.73	Rs.2.20	26
7	JK Lakshmi Cement JKLAKSHMI	1.05%	Rs.648.20	Rs.6.50	23
8	Rail Vikas Nigam RVNL	1.00%	Rs.274.15	Rs.2.72	11
9	IRB Infrastructure IRB	0.98%	Rs.20.20	Rs.0.21	32
10	Man Infraconstruction MANINFRA	0.97%	Rs.121.30	Rs.0.90	24
11	L&T LT	0.86%	Rs.3949.90	Rs.34.00	31
12	Nbcc India Ltd NBCC	0.77%	Rs.93.61	Rs.0.68	20
13	Welspun Enterprises WELENT	0.69%	Rs.495.75	Rs.3.00	16
14	UltraTech Cement ULTRACEMCO	0.67%	Rs.11424.00	Rs.77.50	22
15	Shree Cements SHREECEM	0.58%	Rs.24425.00	Rs.140.00	43
16	Acc Ltd ACC	0.53%	Rs.1359.50	Rs.7.50	37
17	Reliance Industrial RIIL	0.48%	Rs.750.15	Rs.3.50	25
18	Dalmia Bharat DALBHARAT	0.46%	Rs.1714.30	Rs.9.00	12
19	Ambuja Cements AMBUJACEM	0.45%	Rs.433.10	Rs.2.00	44
20	Grasim Industries GRASIM	0.37%	Rs.2952.10	Rs.10.00	27
21	Orient Cement ORIENTCEM	0.36%	Rs.136.10	Rs.0.50	19
22	Harsha Engineers HARSHA	0.27%	Rs.407.80	Rs.1.00	3

#3 Garuda Construction

3.00%

GARUDA Rs.171

#4 Shree Digvijay Cement

2.12%

SHREDIGCEM Rs.72

#5 Ircon International

#9 IRB Infrastructure

0.98%

IRB Rs.20

#10 Man Infraconstruction

#13 Welspun Enterprises

#17 Reliance Industrial

#20 Grasim Industries

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which Cement And Construction stocks pay the highest dividends?

We track 22 dividend-paying stocks in Cement And Construction. The table above ranks them by current yield. Top payers in this sector offer yields above 5%.

Is Cement And Construction a good sector for dividend investing?

Cement And Construction companies often have stable cash flows that support regular dividends. Look for companies with 10+ years of consistent payouts for reliable income.