These 5 stocks that give a lot of money fell 35 percent in 60 days!
The stock market has been in a decline for the past several months. Meanwhile, many stocks have come down to half the price from their all-time high. Let us tell you today about 5 such stocks which are at the top in terms of dividend, but in the last two months they have fallen by up to 35 percent.
Which are these 5 stocks?
If you invest in the stock market and like dividend yield stocks, then this news is special for you. Some high dividend yield stocks have fallen by up to 35 percent since the beginning of 2025. According to the report of Financial Express, these five stocks are Balmer Lawrie & Co., Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited, D.B. Corp, chennai Petroleum Corporation Limited and gujarat Pipavav Port (GPPL).
Balmer Lawrie & Co.
This government-owned company is engaged in industrial packaging, lubricants, logistics and travel services. There has been a decline of 31 percent so far in 2025. The dividend yield is 5.5 percent.
Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL)
India's leading oil refining and marketing company, in which ONGC has a 54.9 percent stake. There has been a decline of 29 percent so far in 2025. The dividend yield is 7.1 percent.
D.B. Corp
This company publishes major newspapers like Dainik Bhaskar, divya bhaskar and divya Marathi. In this, there has been a decline of 34 percent so far in 2025. Talking about the dividend yield, it is 6.4 percent. In the last 5 years, the company's CAGR net profit has been 9.2 percent, but sales growth has been only 0.7 percent.
chennai Petroleum Corporation Limited (CPCL)
This company works in crude oil refining and manufacturing of petroleum products. There has been a decline of 29 percent so far in 2025. Talking about dividend yield, it is 12.2 percent.
gujarat Pipavav Port (GPPL)
India's first private port, which connects Europe, America, Middle east and Far East. There has been a decline of 32 percent till 2025. Dividend yield is 5.7 percent. In the coming time, the company is working on increasing the port capacity and green hydrogen project.
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