What is a Dividend Aristocrat?

A Dividend Aristocrat is an S&P 500 member that has increased its dividend for at least 25 consecutive years. "Dividend Aristocrats" is an S&P index brand; this list tracks the same public criteria. The NOBL ETF follows the official index.

How is the streak measured?

We count consecutive calendar years in which the annual dividend rose versus the prior year, using each company’s full payment history.

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Dividend Aristocrats List

How This List Is Built

S&P 500 companies that have raised their dividend for at least 25 consecutive years, ranked by the length of the streak.

Membership follows the S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats criteria: an index constituent with at least 25 straight years of dividend increases. We rank by streak length and refresh nightly.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Dividend Aristocrat?: A Dividend Aristocrat is an S&P 500 member that has increased its dividend for at least 25 consecutive years. "Dividend Aristocrats" is an S&P index brand; this list tracks the same public criteria. The NOBL ETF follows the official index.
How is the streak measured?: We count consecutive calendar years in which the annual dividend rose versus the prior year, using each company’s full payment history.

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Dividend Aristocrats List

Data as of Jul 20, 2026prices update during market hours (15-min delayed)all figures in USD

Rank	Company					Country
1	Johnson & JohnsonJNJ	55 yrs	2.07%	$248.82	−1.67%$4.22	US
2	The Procter & Gamble CompanyPG	55 yrs	2.86%	$149.14	−0.56%$0.84	US
3	Emerson Electric Co.EMR	53 yrs	1.61%	$136.59	−2.11%$2.95	US
4	PepsiCo, Inc.PEP	53 yrs	4.24%	$135.46	−1.21%$1.66	US
5	Colgate-Palmolive CompanyCL	52 yrs	2.28%	$91.93	−1.13%$1.05	US
6	Chevron CorporationCVX	45 yrs	3.68%	$189.67	+1.22%$2.29	US
7	Consolidated Edison, Inc.ED	44 yrs	3.13%	$111.05	−1.17%$1.32	US
8	Becton, Dickinson and CompanyBDX	43 yrs	2.42%	$154.48	−2.33%$3.69	US
9	The Clorox CompanyCLX	43 yrs	5.15%	$96.29	−0.03%$0.03	US
10	Walmart Inc.WMT	43 yrs	0.86%	$112.20	−1.79%$2.04	US
11	Automatic Data Processing, Inc.ADP	42 yrs	2.60%	$255.24	−0.01%$0.03	US
12	PPG Industries, Inc.PPG	42 yrs	2.45%	$115.70	−1.41%$1.66	US
13	Exxon Mobil CorporationXOM	42 yrs	2.75%	$148.36	+0.68%$1.00	US
14	Aflac IncorporatedAFL	41 yrs	1.92%	$124.08	−0.51%$0.64	US
15	Dover CorporationDOV	41 yrs	0.99%	$209.63	−2.12%$4.55	US
16	W.W. Grainger, Inc.GWW	40 yrs	0.68%	$1,371.22	−1.71%$23.79	US
17	The Sherwin-Williams CompanySHW	40 yrs	0.98%	$323.60	−2.33%$7.72	US
18	Atmos Energy CorporationATO	39 yrs	2.18%	$177.33	−0.20%$0.35	US
19	Brown & Brown, Inc.BRO	38 yrs	0.94%	$68.94	−0.59%$0.41	US
20	Ecolab Inc.ECL	38 yrs	1.06%	$268.72	−1.51%$4.11	US
21	West Pharmaceutical Services, Inc.WST	38 yrs	0.25%	$352.34	−1.65%$5.90	US
22	McDonald's CorporationMCD	36 yrs	2.75%	$267.64	−0.03%$0.07	US
23	Church & Dwight Co., Inc.CHD	34 yrs	1.23%	$97.79	−0.29%$0.28	US
24	Linde plcLIN	33 yrs	1.21%	$512.05	−0.23%$1.17	GB
25	Expeditors International of Washington, Inc.EXPD	32 yrs	0.89%	$177.37	−2.97%$5.43	US
26	International Business Machines CorporationIBM	31 yrs	3.16%	$213.00	+0.16%$0.33	US
27	Illinois Tool Works Inc.ITW	30 yrs	2.37%	$271.69	−1.58%$4.36	US
28	NextEra Energy, Inc.NEE	30 yrs	2.70%	$88.00	−0.90%$0.80	US
29	Stanley Black & Decker, Inc.SWK	28 yrs	3.79%	$87.50	−2.96%$2.67	US
30	Archer-Daniels-Midland CompanyADM	27 yrs	2.40%	$85.67	−0.27%$0.23	US
31	McCormick & Company, IncorporatedMKC	27 yrs	4.48%	$52.24	+1.04%$0.54	US
32	Albemarle CorporationALB	26 yrs	1.37%	$118.20	−2.14%$2.58	US
33	Lowe's Companies, Inc.LOW	26 yrs	2.34%	$204.76	−1.90%$3.97	US
34	Hormel Foods CorporationHRL	24 yrs	4.61%	$25.30	−0.35%$0.09	US
35	The Coca-Cola CompanyKO	23 yrs	2.48%	$82.12	+0.69%$0.56	US
36	Kimberly-Clark CorporationKMB	20 yrs	4.68%	$108.48	+0.12%$0.13	US
37	Nucor CorporationNUE	16 yrs	0.97%	$230.74	−2.48%$5.87	US
38	The J. M. Smucker CompanySJM	16 yrs	3.91%	$112.50	+0.44%$0.49	US
39	C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc.CHRW	14 yrs	1.22%	$205.80	−1.29%$2.70	US
40	AbbVie Inc.ABBV	12 yrs	2.70%	$253.38	−0.44%$1.11	US
41	Abbott LaboratoriesABT	12 yrs	2.44%	$101.72	+1.03%$1.04	US
42	A. O. Smith CorporationAOS	12 yrs	2.41%	$58.88	+0.05%$0.03	US
43	Caterpillar Inc.CAT	12 yrs	0.71%	$864.30	−1.82%$15.98	US
44	General Dynamics CorporationGD	12 yrs	1.67%	$370.60	+0.55%$2.02	US
45	Medtronic plcMDT	12 yrs	3.42%	$83.29	+0.11%$0.09	IE
46	Roper Technologies, Inc.ROP	12 yrs	0.98%	$362.84	−0.08%$0.30	US
47	S&P Global Inc.SPGI	12 yrs	0.86%	$448.35	−0.55%$2.49	US
48	Amcor plcAMCR	10 yrs	5.99%	$43.23	−1.62%$0.71	CH
49	Sysco CorporationSYY	10 yrs	2.69%	$80.78	−1.11%$0.91	US
50	Cincinnati Financial CorporationCINF	7 yrs	2.01%	$180.36	−0.24%$0.43	US
51	Pentair plcPNR	6 yrs	1.67%	$62.12	−0.53%$0.33	GB
52	Cintas CorporationCTAS	4 yrs	0.89%	$201.80	−1.30%$2.65	US
53	T. Rowe Price Group, Inc.TROW	3 yrs	4.41%	$116.49	−0.73%$0.86	US
54	Kenvue Inc.KVUE	2 yrs	4.34%	$19.02	+0.21%$0.04	US
55	AT&T Inc.T	2 yrs	5.06%	$21.95	+0.64%$0.14	US
56	Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.APD	1 yrs	3.03%	$296.63	+0.34%$1.01	US
57	Cardinal Health, Inc.CAH	1 yrs	1.13%	$225.75	−1.21%$2.77	US
58	Chubb LimitedCB	1 yrs	1.11%	$352.53	+0.11%$0.37	CH
59	Fastenal CompanyFAST	1 yrs	2.06%	$44.76	−1.60%$0.73	US
60	Nordson CorporationNDSN	1 yrs	1.15%	$285.24	−1.29%$3.74	US
61	Realty Income CorporationO	1 yrs	5.38%	$65.18	−0.81%$0.53	US
62	Target CorporationTGT	1 yrs	3.27%	$139.64	+0.03%$0.04	US
63	Franklin Resources, Inc.BEN	0 yrs	4.06%	$32.23	−1.23%$0.40	US
64	3M CompanyMMM	0 yrs	1.90%	$159.34	−0.31%$0.50	US

How This List Is Built

S&P 500 companies that have raised their dividend for at least 25 consecutive years, ranked by the length of the streak.

Membership follows the S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats criteria: an index constituent with at least 25 straight years of dividend increases. We rank by streak length and refresh nightly.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Dividend Aristocrat?: A Dividend Aristocrat is an S&P 500 member that has increased its dividend for at least 25 consecutive years. "Dividend Aristocrats" is an S&P index brand; this list tracks the same public criteria. The NOBL ETF follows the official index.
How is the streak measured?: We count consecutive calendar years in which the annual dividend rose versus the prior year, using each company’s full payment history.