100 November Sustainable Dividend Dogs: 50 'Safer' And 2 Ideal Buys

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Fredrik Arnold
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Summary

  • Calvert Research and Management ranked the 100 most sustainable companies based on over 230 ESG indicators, including workplace diversity and greenhouse-gas emissions.
  • Eight of 78 dividend-paying sustainable companies offer dividends exceeding their share prices, signalling potential buy opportunities for investors.
  • Analysts estimate net gains of 17.47% to 69.69% for the top ten sustainable companies by November 2025, based on target prices and dividends.
  • Investors should consider "safer" sustainable stocks with positive free cash flow yields, like Franklin Resources and Interpublic, for fair-priced investment opportunities.
  • $5k invested in the lowest-priced five of ten top-yield sustainable companies showed 32.33% more net gain than from $5k invested in all ten per November 12 data.

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Foreword

This article is based on 100 top sustainable companies as determined by Calvert Research and Management's annual review of more than 230 Environmental, Social and Governance [ESG] performance indicators, such as workplace diversity, data security, and greenhouse-gas emissions, as reported in

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