Dividend paying stocks have always been the first choice of investors who are looking for stable and regular income. Such companies generally have strong balance sheets, stable businesses and consistent cash earnings. These shares are considered a safe option even during market fluctuations. Three big companies Coal India, NTPC and Polycab India are expected to give more dividends in 2026. The record and financial position of these three increases the confidence of investors.
Coal India continuously increased dividend
Coal India is the world’s largest government coal company and produces 8085% of India’s total production. The company has continuously increased its dividend in the last three years. ₹24.25 per share in FY23, ₹25.50 in FY24 and ₹26.50 per share in FY25. Although the company’s revenue and profits declined in Q2 FY26, long-term fuel supply contracts and production expansion plans keep it stable. The company is also growing in new areas like coal gas, CBM and renewable energy, which can improve cash flow in future.
NTPC’s big planning on green energy
NTPC is India’s largest power generating company and its tradition of giving dividend has also been strong. From ₹7.25 per share in FY23, it has reached ₹8.35 in FY25. NTPC’s earnings remained almost flat in Q2 FY26, but net profit increased to ₹29,681 crore. The company is working towards adding 500 GW of non-fossil fuel capacity by 2030 and 60 GW of renewable energy by 2032. This transition can keep the company’s earnings stable and strong in the future.
Polycab India fast growth and increasing dividend
Wire and cable sector giant Polycab has also continuously increased its dividend. From ₹20 in FY23 to ₹35 per share in FY25. In Q2 FY26, the company’s revenue increased to ₹64,772 crore and net profit increased by 55% to ₹6,930 crore. Polycab is targeting 27% sales CAGR by 2030 and is investing ₹80 billion to expand capacity.
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