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With 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 Paper and Paper Products (see below 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 03/10/09
INDUSTRY: Paper and Paper Products Company | Symbol | Div/Yield | EPS | | Temple-Inland * | TIN | 15,69% | $0.08 | | Sappi * | SPP | 12.70% | $0.22 | | Potlatch Corp. * | PCH | 10.79% | $1.32 | | Avery Dennison Corp. | AVY | 9.50% | $2.69 | | Wausau Paper Corp. | WPP | 8.95% | -$0.32 | | Neenah Paper Corp. | NP | 8.05% | -$7.59 | | PH Glatfelter Co. | GLT | 7.76% | $1.27 | | Sonoco Products Co. | SON | 6.37% | $1.63 | | Schweitzer Mauduit Int'l | SWM | 4.52% | $0.04 | | International Paper Co. | IP | 2.27% | -$3.09 | | |
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* Comments:
TIN: manufactures corrugated packaging and building products. During the fiscal year ended December 31, 2008 (fiscal 2008), the Company's corrugated packaging segment provided 82% consolidated net revenues. Its vertically integrated corrugated packaging operation includes seven mills and 63 converting facilities. The Company's building products segment provided 18% of its consolidated net revenues for fiscal 2008. The Company manufactures a range of building products, including lumber, gypsum wallboard, particleboard, medium density fiberboard (MDF), and fiberboard.
SPP: is a global paper and pulp company. The Company is a producer of coated fine paper used in books, brochures, magazines, catalogues and many other print applications. It is also the producer of chemical cellulose, used primarily in the manufacture of viscose fiber, acetated tow, and consumer and pharmaceutical products. In addition, the Company produces newsprint, uncoated graphic and business papers, packaging papers, a range of coated speciality papers and a range of paper grade pulp. PCH: is a real estate investment trust (REIT), with approximately 1.6 million acres of timberlands in Arkansas, Idaho, Minnesota and Wisconsin. The Company, through its wholly owned subsidiary Potlatch TRS, operates a real estate sale and development business and six manufacturing facilities that produce lumber, plywood and particleboard. The company operates in three business segments: resource, real estate and wood products. |
See TOP 10 DIVIDEND YIELDS for Other Industries: Packaging - 03/03/09
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Insurance Brokerage - 01/06/09
Industrial Equipment - 12/30/08
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Home Furnishings & Fixtures - 12/16/08
Grocery Stores - 12/9/08
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General Building Materials - 11/25/08
Gas Utilities - 11/18/08
Food - 11/11/08
Farm & Construct. Equip. - 11/04/08
Electric Utilities - 10/28/08
Major Drugs - 10/21/08
Diversified Utilities - 10/14/08
Diversified Machinery - 10/07/08
Diversified Electronics - 9/30/08
Diversified Communications - 9/23/08
Conglomerates - 9/16/08
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.
Information has been obtained from sources deemed to be reliable, but The Online Investor makes no guarantee as to the accuracy or completeness of this data. Information is provided for informational purposes only, and The Online Investor shall not be liable for any errors or omissions, or for any actions taken in reliance thereon. |
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