Did you know that over 2 billion people use Unilever products every day? It’s true and I’m one of them. As the world’s third-largest consumer goods company the global nature of Unilever’s operations should come at no surprise. What’s more, the company remains one of Europe’s best performing dividend stalwarts with 36 years of consecutive dividend growth.
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AB InBev (ABI) Stock Analysis: Belgian Brewer Gone Global
Belgium is probably best-known for its delicious nomorewaffles, chocolate, fries and beer – all food and drinks, I guess that tells a lot about us. Because I am a patriotic bastard I’d like to focus attention towards our rich beer heritage. Indeed, it should come as no surprise that the world’s largest brewer comes from humble Belgian beginnings. What’s more, brewer InBev sports a solid dividend history that many international dividend growth investors overlook.
Munich RE (MUV2) Stock Analysis: An Assured Dividend Payment
With the Euro Dividend All-Stars list‘s coming of age it became clear rather quickly that one dividend growth stock isn’t like the others. There are companies that offer an attractive dividend growth rate to investors for a couple of years already, but then there are also the dividend mammoths. They boast decades of sustained dividend payments and increased returns to investors. Munich RE is one of those companies.
Euro Dividend All-Stars Update for March 2015
Last month I unleashed the Euro Dividend All-Stars list on our community for the first time. At the time it contained about 44 dividend growth stocks that I had identified by scouring the European stock exchanges, but with your help the list has already grown to 65 companies. Today I’d like to share those new additions.
Roche Holding (ROG) Stock Analysis: 28 Years of Dividend Growth
In Europe the name Hoffmann-La Roche is one of those company names that’s just as recognisable as Coca cola, Louis Vuitton or Adidas. Even before I first set foot in a McDonald’s restaurant – anyother one of those immensely recognisable brands – as a small child, I knew what Roche’s business was all about. And you probably did too. It’s what sets Roche apart from other companies and what makes its 28-year-long dividend growth streak possible.