3 European dividends shares that need to take up to 10.7% of yields

When the Landscape of Careful Optimism is browsing the European market, with interest rates and trade uncertainty, the Stoxx Europe 600 index remains relatively stable. In this context, dividend shares can offer investors an indicator of stability and revenue potential, especially when they receive up to 10.7%, so they are attractive to those who want to balance growth with consistent returns.

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Let’s dive into several basic choices from the screenwriter.

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Overview: Aker Solutions ASA offers solutions, products, systems and services for the oil and gas industry in various countries, including Norway, USA and Brazil, with a top boundary of 14.89 billion NOK.

Operations: Aker Solutions ASA generates revenue through its life cycle segment, which occupies 14.58 billion NOK, while renewable energy sources and outdoor development segment contributing to the Nok41.77 billion.

Dividend Yield: 10.7%

The Aker Solutions has a high dividend yield of 10.71%, so it entered 25%of the Norwegian dividend payers, but its sustainability is associated with dividends because dividends are not suitable for cash flow and the cash payment ratio is 126.9%. Despite the fact that last year’s income increased by 48.5%, future income is expected to decrease by 14.4% per year over the next three years, raising questions about long -term dividend reliability and stability.

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Overview: Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktongesellschaft creates, manufactures and sells cars and motorcycles, along with spare parts and accessories around the world, with a market limit of around € 52.42 billion.

Operations: Bayerische Motoren Werke’s revenue is first and foremost from its car segment of EUR 120.56 billion and then € 39.40 billion and motorcycles € 3.13 billion.

Dividend Yield: 5%

Bayerische Motoren Werke offers 5.02%dividend yields, evaluating it in the upper German dividend payers. However, in the last decade, his dividends have been unreliable, marked with volatility and occasionally falling 20%. Despite the low 46.2%payment ratio, which indicates that earnings earnings, the lack of free cash flows to support the dividends pose for sustainability problems. Recent revenue reports indicate that sales and net income have been reduced compared to last year, which affects the overall financial stability.

Simply an estimate of Wall St Dividend: ★★★★ h☆

Overview: The Mercedes-Benz Group AG is a global car company based in Germany with a market capitalization of around € 51.29 billion.

Operations: The Mercedes-Benz Group AG generates revenue primarily from its Mercedes-Benz car segment with € 103.28 billion, followed by Mercedes-Benz Vans -17.97 billion euros and Mercedes-Benz mobility amounted to EUR 24.55.

Dividend Yield: 8.1%

The Mercedes-Benz Group Dividend Cutness 8.06% of the best 25% of German dividend payers, and dividends are well covered with income (61.1% payment ratio) and cash flow (33.9% cash). However, in the last decade, its dividend history has volatility and is therefore concerned about reliability. Recent finances show decreasing sales and net income compared to last year, which can affect future dividend sustainability despite the real value below.

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The companies discussed in this article include OB: ASOS XTRA: BMW and XTRA: MBG.

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