Materials companies that pay the most in dividends

Dividends paid is the cash that actually left the company for shareholders during the year, taken from the financing section of the cash-flow statement. It is a total in dollars, not a per-share rate or a yield — a yield needs a share price, which this site does not carry. Figures are for fiscal year 2025 and are read directly from each company's SEC filings; the source column on every row links to the document.

Ranks 1–100 of 118 · Fiscal year 2025 · Data as of September 25, 2026

Linde (LIN) tops the list with $2.8B in dividends paid for fiscal 2025, ahead of Southern Copper ($2.5B) and Lyondellbasell Industries ($1.8B). The top 10 together report $16.4B in dividends paid; the gap between #1 and #10 is ×2.88. 118 companies in Materials report dividends paid, 8.0% of the 1474-filer universe. The last place on the list, Quanex Building Products, comes in at $14.9M.

Dividends paid
#CompanyDividends paidYoY15-year trend
1LindeLINGB$2.8B+5.9%
2Southern CopperSCCOUS$2.5B+51.8%
3Lyondellbasell IndustriesLYBUS$1.8B+2.6%
4Kimberly ClarkKMBUS$1.7B+2.0%
5Air Products & ChemicalsAPDUS$1.6B+1.2%
6Solstice Advanced MaterialsSOLSUS$1.5B+$1.5B
7DowDOWUS$1.5B−24.2%
8NewmontNEMUS$1.1B−3.4%
9NutrienNTRCA$1.1B+0.1%
10International PaperIPUS$977M+51.9%
11TenarisTSLU$900M+18.8%
12Smurfit WestRockSWIE$900M+38.5%
13Barrick MiningBCA$890M+27.9%
14Freeport-McmoranFCXUS$865M0.0%
15Agnico Eagle MinesAEMCA$728M+8.4%
16PPG IndustriesPPGUS$628M+1.0%
17DuPont de NemoursDDUS$597M−6.0%
18TerniumTXLU$569M+7.4%
19CorningGLWUS$566M+19.9%
20ArcelormittalMTLU$542M−6.6%
21NucorNUEUS$512M−1.9%
22Packaging Corp of AmericaPKGUS$450M+0.2%
23International Flavors & FragrancesIFFUS$409M−20.4%
24Eastman ChemicalEMNUS$381M+0.5%
25CF IndustriesCFUS$326M−10.4%
26Wheaton Precious MetalsWPMCA$296M+6.2%
27FMCFMCUS$291M+0.2%
28Steel DynamicsSTLDUS$291M+3.0%
29Avery DennisonAVYUS$288M+3.9%
30MosaicMOSUS$280M+3.6%
31Franco NevadaFNVCA$275M+13.5%
32WestlakeWLKUS$272M+3.0%
33RPM InternationalRPMUS$272M+6.3%
34Vulcan MaterialsVMCUS$260M+6.3%
35Anglogold AshantiAUUS$244M+128.0%
36Owens CorningOCUS$232M+11.5%
37GerdauGGBBR$230M−25.1%
38Icl GroupICLIL$224M−10.8%
39Howmet AerospaceHWMUS$223M+38.5%
40Sonoco ProductsSONUS$208M+2.3%
41Martin Marietta MaterialsMLMUS$197M+4.2%
42Reynolds Consumer ProductsREYNUS$192M0.0%
43AlbemarleALBUS$191M+1.1%
44Carlisle CompaniesCSLUS$181M+5.0%
45Pan American SilverPAASCA$175M+20.7%
46Scotts Miracle-GroSMGUS$154M+2.0%
47HuntsmanHUNUS$146M−16.1%
48Teck ResourcesTECKCA$133M−49.9%
49Graphic PackagingGPKUS$128M+4.9%
50AptargroupATRUS$121M+5.9%
51Newell BrandsNWLUS$120M+1.7%
52Harmony Gold MiningHMYZA$118M+49.9%
53Mueller IndustriesMLIUS$109M+22.4%
54Mdu ResourcesMDUUS$108M+5.2%
55NewmarketNEUUS$106M+10.5%
56AlcoaAAUS$104M+16.9%
57AvientAVNTUS$98.8M+5.1%
58CabotCBTUS$96.0M+3.2%
59OlinOLNUS$91.6M−2.8%
60Commercial MetalsCMCUS$81.4M+3.3%
61ChemoursCCUS$78.0M−47.3%
62Element SolutionsESIUS$77.8M−0.5%
63CamecoCCJCA$74.8M+47.0%
64SylvamoSLVMUS$73.0M+17.7%
65Sensient TechnologiesSXTUS$69.6M+0.3%
66EntegrisENTGUS$60.8M+0.3%
67Advanced Drainage SystemsWMSUS$56.1M+12.8%
68Armstrong World IndustriesAWIUS$55.2M+9.1%
69HexcelHXLUS$53.9M+9.3%
70MethanexMEOHCA$53.6M+7.4%
71Kaiser AluminumKALUUS$51.3M+1.2%
72Fuller H BFULUS$50.3M+5.6%
73WD 40WDFCUS$50.3M+6.5%
74Tronox HoldingsTROXUS$48.0M−40.0%
75InnospecIOSPUS$42.4M+9.3%
76Suncoke EnergySXCUS$41.4M+10.1%
77Cleveland-CliffsCLFUS$41.0M−43.1%
78Carpenter TechnologyCRSUS$40.3M+0.8%
79Alamos GoldAGICA$39.5M+12.5%
80SuzanoSUZBR$38.5M−95.2%
81Worthington EnterprisesWORUS$36.9M+8.8%
82Karat PackagingKRTUS$36.1M+16.4%
83Or RoyaltiesORCA$34.9M+13.7%
84Nexa ResourcesNEXALU$34.3M+120.7%
85Matthews InternationalMATWUS$32.8M+4.3%
86Worthington SteelWSUS$32.6M+2.2%
87Eagle MaterialsEXPUS$32.4M−4.0%
88BalchemBCPCUS$28.3M+10.6%
89Tecnoglass HoldingsTGLSUS$28.1M+42.5%
90EnproNPOUS$26.2M+3.6%
91DrdgoldDRDZA$24.1M−39.6%
92Kronos WorldwideKROUS$23.0M−58.3%
93Mativ HoldingsMATVUS$22.3M+3.2%
94Apogee EnterprisesAPOGUS$22.2M+2.2%
95Insteel IndustriesIIINUS$21.8M−57.3%
96Myers IndustriesMYEUS$20.5M+0.3%
97CSW IndustrialsCSWUS$18.0M+23.6%
98Nli HoldingsNLUS$17.6M+12.8%
99AdvansixASIXUS$17.2M+0.2%
100Quanex Building ProductsNXUS$14.9M+24.4%

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