Top Global Dividend Stocks To Consider In July 2025

As global markets continue to navigate a complex landscape, marked by record highs in major U.S. indices and resilient job growth, investors are increasingly turning their attention to dividend stocks as a potential source of stability and income. In such an environment, stocks that offer consistent dividends can be appealing for those looking to balance growth with income generation amidst fluctuating economic indicators.

Click here to see the full list of 1542 stocks from our Top Global Dividend Stocks screener.

Let’s explore several standout options from the results in the screener.

Simply Wall St Dividend Rating: ★★★★☆☆

Overview: Samyang Corporation operates in the chemicals and food industries across Korea, China, Japan, the rest of Asia, Europe, and internationally with a market cap of ₩540.68 billion.

Operations: Samyang Corporation’s revenue is primarily derived from its operations in the chemicals and food sectors across various international markets, including Korea, China, Japan, the rest of Asia, and Europe.

Dividend Yield: 3.2%

Samyang’s dividend payments are well-supported by both earnings and cash flows, with a low payout ratio of 15.8% and a cash payout ratio of 20.2%. However, the dividend yield at 3.16% is below the top quartile in the KR market, and its track record has been unstable over the past decade despite some growth. The stock appears undervalued with a price-to-earnings ratio of 5x compared to the market average of 13.2x.

Simply Wall St Dividend Rating: ★★★★★☆

Overview: Kurimoto, Ltd. manufactures and sells ductile iron pipes, valves, industrial equipment and construction materials both in Japan and internationally, with a market cap of ¥72.88 billion.

Operations: Kurimoto, Ltd.’s revenue segments include the production and sale of ductile iron pipes and accessories, valves, industrial equipment and materials, as well as construction materials.

Dividend Yield: 4.5%

Kurimoto Ltd.’s dividend yield of 4.46% ranks in the top quartile of the JP market, yet it faces sustainability issues as dividends are not covered by free cash flows despite a low payout ratio of 48.1%. Recent guidance indicates a decrease in year-end dividends to ¥144 per share for March 2026 from ¥181 previously. The stock trades at a relatively low price-to-earnings ratio of 11.3x compared to the market average, suggesting potential value.