Top 10 Dividend Yields by IndustryWith many investors looking for income as well as capital gains, we now publish the top ten yielding stocks in certain industries each week. This week we look at Plastic & Rubber (scroll down for other industries). These stocks have been selected from a screening program. They are not recommendations to buy or sell. If you have an interest in any of them, please investigate them completely before taking any action. Updated 01/15/08
INDUSTRY: Plastic & Rubber Company | Symbol | Div/Yield | EPS | | Deswell Industries * | DSWL | 6.91% | $0.67 | | Spartech Corp. * | SEH | 3.82% | $1.05 | | A Schulman * | SHLM | 2.85% | $1.10 | | Cooper Tire & Rubber | CTB | 2.71% | $0.64 | | Quixote Corp | QUIX | 2.33% | $0.31 | | Myers Industries | MYE | 1.96% | $1.44 | | Carlisle Companies | CSL | 1.78% | $4.04 | | Aptar Group | ATR | 1.33% | $1.87 | | Vulcan International | VULC | 0.35% | $1.03 | | |
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* Comments:
Deswell: is an independent manufacturer of injection-molded plastic parts and components, electronic products and subassemblies and metallic molds and accessory parts for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and contract manufacturers. The Company conducts all of its manufacturing activities at separate plastics, electronics and metallic operation factories located in the People's Republic of China. Spartech: together with its subsidiaries, is an intermediary processor of engineered thermoplastics. The Company converts base polymers or resins purchased from commodity suppliers into extruded plastic sheet and roll stock, specialty film laminates, acrylic products, specialty plastic alloys, color concentrates and blended resin compounds, and injection molded and profile extruded products. A Schulman: is engaged in the sale of plastic resins in various forms, which are used as raw materials by its customers. The Company operates primarily in two geographic segments: North America and Europe, including Asia (Europe). The Company combines basic resins purchased from plastic resin producers, and through mixing and extrusion processes, introduces additives that provide color, stabilizers, flame retardants or other enhancements that may be required by a customer. |
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DISCLAIMER: Dividend yields will differ from these tables due to pricing considerations. The table is generated from data that is not as of the close last Friday. Therefore, when you investigate one of these stocks, expect to see a lower or higher yield. Also, not all stocks are included in this list. There may be more in this industry that have a higher yield but due to the methodology of the screening program, they are not listed.
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