Compare NZ Dividend Stocks Side-by-Side
Make smarter investment decisions by comparing dividend yields, imputation credits, market capitalization, and key metrics for any two NZX-listed stocks.
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Quick access to frequently compared NZ dividend stocks
Why Compare Dividend Stocks?
Find Higher Yields
Quickly identify which stock offers better dividend yield for your income needs. Compare imputation credits for tax efficiency.
Sector Diversification
Compare stocks from different sectors to build a balanced dividend portfolio that reduces risk through diversification.
Quality Assessment
Evaluate market capitalization, payment consistency, and company fundamentals to choose the most reliable dividend stocks.
How Stock Comparison Works
Select Two Stocks
Choose any two NZX-listed stocks from our database of 150+ dividend-paying companies. Type the ticker symbols (e.g., ANZ, MCY) or company names.
Review Side-by-Side Comparison
See detailed metrics including dividend yield, imputation credits, market capitalization, sector classification, and payment schedules displayed side-by-side.
Make Informed Decisions
Use the comparison data to decide which stock better fits your investment goals, risk tolerance, and income requirements. Consider both for diversification.
What We Compare
Dividend Yield
The annual dividend payment as a percentage of the share price. Higher yields mean more income, but check sustainability.
Good range: 4-8% for NZ stocks
Imputation Credits
Tax credits attached to dividends. Fully imputed dividends (100%) are most tax-efficient for NZ residents.
Market Capitalization
Total market value of the company. Larger companies ($1B+) typically offer more stability and lower volatility.
Blue-chip stocks: $500M+ market cap
Sector Classification
Industry sector helps assess diversification. Don't compare all within same sector - spread your risk across multiple sectors.
Stock Comparison Tips
- Compare similar companies: Banks vs banks, utilities vs utilities for meaningful insights
- Check dividend history: Past performance indicates reliability - look for consistent payers
- Don't chase yields: Very high yields (10%+) may indicate risk or unsustainable dividends
- Consider imputation: Fully imputed dividends are more valuable for NZ tax residents
- Diversify your portfolio: Don't just pick the winner - both stocks might fit different roles