1/06/2011

12 Gas Utilities With Highest Dividend Yield

Here is a current sheet of 12 gas utilities with highest industry yield. The whole industry has a total market capitalization of USD 277 billion. The average industry dividend yield amounts to 3.8 percent and price to earnings ratio is 18.1. Exactly 31 stocks are listed.

The average P/E ratio of my list is 15.60 while the average dividend yield amounts to 5.13 percent. Price to book ratio is 3.06 and price to sales ratio 1.29. The average operating margin amounts to 16.46 percent. Stocks are traded at AMEX, NYSE, NASDAQ as well as being part of the Dow Jones, S&P 500 or Nasdaq Composite.

Here is the table of 12 gas utilities with highest dividend yield:



Related stock ticker symbols:
NKA, NGG, SPH, APU, TEG, AGL, DGAS, LG, RGCO, ATO, TRP, WGL


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Eingestellt von Tom Roberts um 12:38 AM

1 comment:

  1. Natural gas prices are changing rapidly due to changes in supply and demand. Since the end of 2008, there has been a significant decline in natural gas prices because of the economic crisis and a decline in natural gas consumption overall. In the near future, economic growth in the world could drive up natural gas demand and prices. Projections show that industrial natural gas demand will increase from 7.3 trillion cubic feet in 2009 to 9.4 trillion cubic feet in 2020.

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