The article names 7 stocks as high-dividend semiconductor and AI stocks, introducing each stock’s expected dividend yield and characteristics. The stocks are AGC, SANOH INDUSTRIAL, DENSO, Kaga Electronics, Shin-Etsu Chemical, Canon and KANDENKO.
This article introduces the perspective of choosing high-dividend stocks as psychological support during market declines, given the high share-price volatility among currently popular semiconductor and AI stocks. Based on the premise that the semiconductor and AI markets will continue to expand, it sets out an investment strategy that prioritises dividends.
The 7 stocks covered are AGC, SANOH INDUSTRIAL, DENSO, Kaga Electronics, Shin-Etsu Chemical, Canon and KANDENKO, with the expected dividend yield for each. Their business areas range widely, including semiconductor materials; automotive components and cooling equipment; semiconductor manufacturing equipment; wholesale and contract manufacturing of electronic components; diversified chemicals and electronic materials; semiconductor manufacturing and inspection equipment; and plant engineering and data-centre-related services.
As conditions for selecting stocks, the article cites market expansion and global market-share positions, indicators of financial soundness, ROE and the dividend payout ratio, and explains how to use high-dividend stocks in high-volatility sectors. It proposes that readers start by choosing one high-dividend stock.
The expected dividend yields of the 7 stocks are 3.67% for AGC, 3.73% for SANOH INDUSTRIAL, 4.05% for DENSO, 2.98% for Kaga Electronics, 2.24% for Shin-Etsu Chemical, 3.40% for Canon and 2.43% for KANDENKO.