Enter the annual dividend per share, the current share price and your number of shares. The calculator shows the dividend yield and your yearly income.
Dividend yield = annual dividend per share / current share price × 100. A ₹10 dividend on a ₹200 share is a 5% yield.
It varies by sector and market. A very high yield can signal a falling share price or unsustainable payout, so weigh yield against the company's stability.
Yes. Since price is in the denominator, yield rises when the share price falls and falls when the price rises, even if the dividend amount stays the same.
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