The article uses TipRanks’ Dividend Aristocrat tool to identify Amcor (AMCR), JM Smucker (SJM), and Genuine Parts Company (GPC) as three dividend aristocrat stocks that offer yields ranging from over 3% to more than 5% and have at least a Buy rating on Wall Street.
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Dividend aristocrats are S&P 500 companies that have increased their dividend payments annually for a minimum of 25 straight years. Income-focused investors find this sustained performance compelling for their goal of fetching steady income while still capturing growth opportunities from the market.
Why These 3 Dividend Aristocrats Stand Out
According to Wall Street analysts, the three stocks listed below are worth buying. The least of the trio has a dividend payout ratio of 91%, meaning that the company recently distributed almost its full net earnings to shareholders as dividends. Furthermore, each company currently has a Buy rating based on consensus from top analysts or broader Wall Street agreement, with significant upside potential.
Be sure to click on any ticker to thoroughly research the stock before you decide whether to add it to your portfolio. Here are today’s top dividend aristocrat stock picks from TipRanks.
- Amcor (AMCR) — Amcor is a Swiss company mainly engaged in packaging and container production. It produces flexible and film packaging products for a range of industries, including food and beverage as well as medical and pharmaceutical. The Zurich-based company currently has a dividend payout ratio of 91.15%. It paid 65 cents a share in its last dividend issuance, with a dividend yield of 6.82%. AMCR stock boasts a Moderate Buy consensus rating from six Wall Street analysts and has an average price target of $49, implying about 33% upside.
- JM Smucker (SJM) — JM Smucker is a packaged foods company with a product lineup that includes coffee, peanut butter, specialty spreads, sandwiches, and pet food. The Ohio-based company currently has a dividend payout ratio of 100.80%. SJM paid $1.10 per share in its last dividend issuance, with a dividend yield of 4.52%. Its shares currently carry a Moderate Buy consensus rating from 16 analysts. This comes with an average price target of $118.36 that suggests roughly 23% upside.
- Genuine Parts Company (GPC) — Genuine Parts is an automotive and industrial replacement parts and materials distributor. Its lineup is expansive, including parts for electric vehicles, trucks, SUVs, bearings, as well as industrial automation and robotics. The Georgia-based company currently has a dividend payout ratio of 112.23%. GPC paid $1.06 per share in its last dividend issuance, with a dividend yield of 3.96%. Its shares currently have a Moderate Buy consensus rating from seven Wall Street analysts. This is based on an average price target of $137.20 that indicates approximately 32% upside.
More on Dividend Aristocrats
Some observers also treat recent spin-offs as dividend aristocrats if their parent companies meet the required track record, effectively granting the offshoot the parent’s dividend history.
Interested in More Dividend Aristocrat Stocks?
To find more stocks like these, take a look at TipRanks’ Dividend Aristocrats tool.
The page provides an exhaustive list of all dividend aristocrats, including their most recent dividend yields, previous dividend amounts, payout ratios, and other details.

