Top 3 Dividend Stocks With Yield Over 6% To Watch

Long term interest rates have been rising as the Federal Reserve signals a more persistent fight against inflation. That makes borrowing more expensive and cash in the bank feel safer, which can pull attention away from the share market. Income focused investors who still want equity exposure may instead look to companies paying solid yields above 3%, with dividends that appear well covered and steadily growing. This article highlights three such dividend payers from our screen.

The three stocks below are just a sample starting point. The full Dividend Powerhouses screen surfaced 163 more companies with yields above 3% and dividend profiles that look similarly compelling but are not covered here.

If you want to quickly identify income ideas that fit your own risk and return preferences, head straight to the Dividend Powerhouses (3%+ Yield) screener to filter, analyze, and focus on the highest conviction opportunities for your watchlist.

Kaspi.kz (KSPI)

Overview: Kaspi.kz runs a super-app that combines payments, online shopping, and consumer finance, using its cash-generative Payments and Fintech platforms to support dividends.

Operations: Kaspi.kz generates most of its revenue from Marketplace at KZT 2,151,072 million and Fintech at KZT 1,713,874 million, primarily across Kazakhstan and Turkey.

Market Cap: US$18.5b

Kaspi.kz matters for this Dividend Powerhouses screen because its fee-based payments and fintech engine throws off recurring cash flows that can underpin a high, well-covered payout while the broader ecosystem keeps users coming back.

"Continued expansion and high engagement in payments, marketplace, and fintech super-app ecosystem are fueling cross-selling and deeper user integration, supporting higher long-term take rates and sustained revenue expansion."

What happens to Kaspi.kz’s dividend appeal will hinge on how one unseen funding pressure filters through to future margins and cash generation.

If that funding squeeze is what you are trying to unpack, the full narrative for Kaspi.kz shows how Kaspi.kz’s ecosystem could absorb pressure or accelerate.

United Parcel Service (UPS)

Overview: United Parcel Service moves packages for businesses and consumers worldwide, with its U.S. Domestic Package arm anchoring the dividend-focused cash generation.

Operations: United Parcel Service earns most of its revenue from U.S. Domestic Package at US$60.0b, with International Package at US$19.3b and Supply Chain Solutions at US$10.6b.

Market Cap: US$84.3b

For income seekers, United Parcel Service matters in this Dividend Powerhouses screen because its U.S. Domestic Package business throws off recurring cash flow that helps fund a high headline yield, while management works to tighten the network and steady profitability.

"Launched in early 2025, UPS's "Efficiency Reimagined" outlined the company’s largest network overhaul in company history. This multi-year initiative describes management's goals to streamline domestic operations."

What happens to United Parcel Service’s dividend appeal will depend heavily on how one unresolved cost and labor pressure shapes future margins and cash generation.

That unresolved cost pressure is exactly what full narrative for United Parcel Service unpacks, showing how United Parcel Service could turn a tougher labor backdrop into the potential for accelerating cash generation.

DHT Holdings (DHT)

Overview: DHT Holdings operates a fleet of very large crude oil tankers that transport seaborne crude and generate cash flows supporting dividend payouts.

Operations: DHT Holdings generates approximately US$799 million in revenue from its fleet of crude oil tankers, primarily through VLCC shipping services.

Market Cap: US$3.8b

DHT Holdings matters for this Dividend Powerhouses screen because its VLCC fleet mixes long-term charters with spot exposure to turn freight demand into cash that can support a high, income-focused payout.

"Starting February 28 2026, The escalation of US-Israel strikes on Iran, including the assasination of Iran's Supreme Leader, Khamenei. This have triggered Iranian retaliation which include effective disruptions or closures in the Strait of Hormuz that serves as a vital chokepoint for global oil trade, handling about 25% of the world's crude oil trade."

What happens to DHT Holdings’ dividend appeal will depend on how one unseen shift in cash generation affects future payout decisions.

That shift in cash generation is exactly what the full narrative for DHT Holdings unpacks, highlighting how DHT Holdings could potentially manage volatility to support its dividend strategy.

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