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Friday, September 18, 2026

The Dividend Kings Ranked By Quality Scores (September 2026)

Dividend Kings are companies that have raised their annual dividend payouts for at least 50 consecutive years. These companies have shown remarkable resilience, consistently increasing shareholder returns through major economic recessions, market downturns, and industry disruptions.

No index provider or exchange maintains a list of Dividend Kings, so membership depends on how you count a dividend streak. I explain my approach in the article. 

I rank the 53 Dividend Kings by 9F Quality Scores, my quality scoring system that rates dividend stocks on a 10-point scale across nine weighted factors. Each factor blends qualitative expert assessments from independent sources with quantitative financial metrics.

I present the Dividend Kings grouped by quality label, with key metrics and consensus fair value estimates, and identify candidates for further research and possible inclusion in your portfolio.

This article updates one I published in October 2024 and uses a similar layout and descriptions.

Also see The Dividend Aristocrats Ranked By Quality Scores (April 2026).

Please read this article on Seeking Alpha and download the spreadsheet with fundamental and added-value metrics for all the Dividend Kings.

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