🔥 Dividend Delayers: 10 Cash Machines That Could Start Paying Soon

Ten cash-rich stocks that could and should start paying a dividend ASAP

🚀 The Hidden Dividend Gems: 10 Stocks That Could Start Paying Soon

💰 Investors love dividends. Who doesn’t want a steady stream of cash flow, especially when certain companies are practically printing money? These firms are flush with free cash, buying back shares like there’s no tomorrow, and hovering near all-time highs. And yet… no dividend. 🤯

📈 We’ve seen some long-time holdouts finally give in—Expedia, WillScot Corp, and Regeneron recently joined the dividend club. Among the megacaps, Amazon is the most logical candidate still holding out. But we’re looking at smaller, lesser-known names that are just as financially equipped to start paying.

🔥 We’ve got our eyes on ten high-flying stocks that check all the boxes. We will reveal the first one, Post Holdings (POST) right now; the other 9? Those are for our subscribers. 👀 Read on behind the paywall.

🏆 The Contenders: 10 Stocks Poised for a Dividend

✅ Post Holdings (POST) – A major player in packaged foods, Post owns a diverse portfolio of brands, including Honey Bunches of Oats, Weetabix, Bob Evans, and Peter Pan Peanut Butter. Consistent demand and strong pricing power make it a cash-generating machine.

Revenue increased by 13.3% to a record high $7.9 billion in 2024 (September) with Post Holdings expected to generate a record high free cash flow of more than $670 million for FY 2025, up from $502.2 million in 2024.

A $2.00 per share annual dividend would cost Post Holdings an estimated $116 million and would yield 1.7% at a current stock price of $116. It’s obvious that this leaves a lot of room for future increases with more than $500 million in free cash flow annually

For now, Post Holdings prioritizes share buybacks over dividend payments, consistently repurchasing 4% to 6% of its outstanding shares each year. With a FY 2025 P/E of 18, its valuation remains reasonable.

Which other 9 names will be next to initiate a dividend? We break it all down for these stocks behind the paywall. 🔒