6 International Dividend Stocks You Need To Look Into

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Date posted: 09.20.2012 (5:00 am) | Write a Comment  (6 Comments)

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Today I am back with a deep look into international stocks that could and should be added to your own version of the Ultimate Sustainable Dividend Portfolio. I started off by looking at some of the top listed ADR’s in terms of dividends while staying away from pink sheet stocks! I also removed stocks that did not have a price of $5, etc.

That helped me reach a number of stocks that certainly have solid potential for greatness. Looking at yield is clearly not enough but it does provide a good starting point. Why am I so motivated in acquiring international dividend stock picks? Because it provides added diversification and a stronger portfolio which is critical in these very difficult economic times. It will end up making a significant difference in the success of my passive income objectives.

You can take a look at the top 50 from my list here:

TickerNameIndustryPriceDividend YieldPayout RatioCountry
YPFYPF SAOil Comp-Integrated12.4326.9953.1Argentina
PTNRPartner Communications Co LtdCellular Telecom5.1615.0979.01Israel
SFUNSouFun Holdings LtdInternet Content-Info/Ne14.4813.540China
PTPortugal Telecom SGPS SATelephone-Integrated5.2113.03400.5Portugal
IRSIRSA Inversiones y Representaciones SAReal Estate Oper/Develop6.8611.03N/AArgentina
FTEFrance Telecom SATelephone-Integrated138.8995.21France
PVDAdministradora de Fondos de Pensiones Provida SAInvestment Companies92.858.74N/AChile
TEOTelecom Argentina SATelephone-Integrated10.468.4233.33Argentina
APSAAlto Palermo SAReal Estate Mgmnt/Servic14.568.4N/AArgentina
SANBanco Santander SACommer Banks Non-US7.937.2999.45Spain
NGGNational Grid PLCGas-Distribution55.867.2268.81Britain
CIG/CCia Energetica de Minas GeraisElectric-Integrated11.57.0287.97Brazil
BCACorpbanca SA/ChileCommer Banks Non-US17.616.99100Chile
VODVodafone Group PLCCellular Telecom28.46.9896.98Britain
TEFTelefonica SATelephone-Integrated14.756.86135.16Spain
BBDOBanco Bradesco SACommer Banks Non-US14.156.6634.13Brazil
ZNHChina Southern Airlines Co LtdAirlines21.76.5638.43China
WBKWestpac Banking CorpCommer Banks Non-US128.16.5567.27Australia
VEVeolia Environnement SAWater126.25N/AFrance
SIDCia Siderurgica Nacional SASteel-Producers6.386.1832.38Brazil
TI/ATelecom Italia SpATelephone-Integrated8.86.16N/AItaly
AVAviva PLCLife/Health Insurance10.95.74102.73Britain
CPLCPFL Energia SAElectric-Integrated22.895.6581.08Brazil
GAGiant Interactive Group IncInternet Content-Entmnt5.185.59527.69China
TLKTelekomunikasi Indonesia Persero Tbk PTTelecom Services39.585.5755.55Indonesia
CHRMCharm Communications IncAdvertising Agencies5.75.260China
FLYFly Leasing LtdTransport-Equip&Leasng13.475.231886.38Ireland
YZCYanzhou Coal Mining Co LtdCoal15.545.2332.51China
PACGrupo Aeroportuario del Pacifico SAB de CVAirport Develop/Maint42.175.2169.12Mexico
CIGCia Energetica de Minas GeraisElectric-Integrated13.565.0487.97Brazil
ECEcopetrol SAOil Comp-Integrated58.664.9838.58Colombia
BBVABanco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SACommer Banks Non-US8.434.9168.55Spain
BTBT Group PLCTelephone-Integrated36.914.7933.79Britain
RDS/BRoyal Dutch Shell PLCOil Comp-Integrated74.524.6233.82Netherlands
GSHGuangshen Railway Co LtdTransport-Rail15.044.6139.26China
CHTChunghwa Telecom Co LtdTelecom Services31.464.5690Taiwan
EEni SpAOil Comp-Integrated48.064.5352.8Italy
GSKGlaxoSmithKline PLCMedical-Drugs46.724.5271.43Britain
BPBP PLCOil Comp-Integrated43.094.4616.9Britain
TOTTotal SAOil Comp-Integrated53.194.4243.9France
KTKT CorpTelephone-Integrated15.894.3237.75South Korea
EOCEmpresa Nacional de Electricidad SA/ChileElectric-Integrated47.84.27N/AChile
BAKBraskem SAPetrochemicals15.674.12N/ABrazil
JHXJames Hardie Industries SEBldg Prod-Cement/Aggreg45.644.1227.43Ireland
TITelecom Italia SpATelephone-Integrated10.474.12N/AItaly
MBTMobile Telesystems OJSCCellular Telecom18.064.173.88Russia
VIVTelefonica Brasil SATelephone-Integrated22.164.0544.84Brazil
RDS/ARoyal Dutch Shell PLCOil Comp-Integrated72.154.0533.82Netherlands
DCMNTT DOCOMO IncCellular Telecom16.53.9250.06Japan
CAJCanon IncOffice Automation&Equip36.043.9157.99Japan

If you are a member of our free mailing list, you know all about our 7-7-7 rule, where we look for stocks that have increased by an average of 7% or better on sales, earnings per share and dividends per share, signalling very high quality dividend stocks. 6 of those 50 stocks actually fill that criteria. If ever you’d like to sign up for our free newsletter take a look at:



Anyway, back to the subject, here are those 6 stocks:)

TickerNamePriceDividend YieldEPS 5Y GrowthDvd 5Y GrowthSales 5Y Growth
YZCYanzhou Coal Mining Co Ltd15.545.23146.0625.4835.49
BBLBHP Billiton PLC64.873.5123.4618.9711.55
CHLChina Mobile Ltd553.4511.3811.789.92
BHPBHP Billiton Ltd71.183.223.4618.9710.86
SSLSasol Ltd46.393.1417.7214.359.12
SNPChina Petroleum & Chemical Corp92.543.0292.2215.5724.12

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6 Comments »

  1. Comment by IS — September 20, 2012 @ 6:50 am
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    FYI, not exactly sure of the difference between BBL and BHP, I’ll need to look into it!

  2. Comment by Bernie — September 20, 2012 @ 9:19 am
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    They are the same company. I believe BBL is based in the UK which has a tax treaty with the US & Canada. If you hold this one in your retirement account there is no withholding tax.

    The same rules apply if you want to hold Unilever (UL vs UN) or Royal Dtch Shell (RDS.A vs RDS.B). UL and RDS.B are also based in the UK.

  3. Comment by KB — September 20, 2012 @ 10:24 am
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    FWIW: Comprehensive integration of these single equity companies can be found in and acquired by combining such ETF products as NYC-30 Components, EEB-7 Components, XGC-6 Components, VXUS-21 Components. There are others but hopefully all get the idea of how to construct a similar portfolio with just a couple of ETFS.

  4. Comment by Hans — September 20, 2012 @ 5:45 pm
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    How come Seadrill has been left of the list…?

  5. Comment by IS — September 25, 2012 @ 1:30 pm
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    @Hans – I believe it is because the payout ratio is a bit over 100% right now

  6. Comment by IS — September 25, 2012 @ 1:31 pm
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    @Bernie, Many thanks for the clarification, very appreciated!

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