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Undervalued Dividend Stocks

A more valuation-first dividend screen for users who want income plus price discipline. This view leans toward sensible valuation, stronger balance sheets, and better entry zones.
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8 Out of 19 current seeded rows.
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72.1 This view starts from valuation discipline and then keeps dividend quality in the mix.
Average Score
72.1 Dividend attractiveness score out of 100.
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Price below 52-week high by 20%+
ROE above 12%
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Undervalued-looking dividend stocks can still stay cheap for good reasons. Check business quality, payout sustainability, and balance-sheet risk before investing.
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Undervalued Dividend Stocks

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Company name NSE symbol Score Current price Dividend yield % Dividend per share P/E ratio P/B ratio ROE % Debt to equity 52-week high 52-week low Price near 52-week low % Price below 52-week high % Market cap Sector Last updated time
NMDC Large cap · Industry P/E 13.8
NMDC 81.7 · Strong ₹91.96 5.00% ₹11.50 10.9 2.30 21.7% 0.05 ₹286.75 ₹179.20 -48.7% 67.9% INR 67.80 K Cr Mining 15 Jun 2026 05:30 IST
Indian Oil Corporation Large cap · Industry P/E 9.8
IOC 78.3 · Strong ₹147.00 6.40% ₹10.75 7.2 1.15 18.2% 0.92 ₹196.80 ₹129.25 13.7% 25.3% INR 2.40 L Cr Oil & Gas 15 Jun 2026 05:30 IST
Balmer Lawrie & Co. Small cap · Industry P/E 19.7
BALMLAWRIE 74.5 · Watch ₹177.90 4.00% ₹11.00 15.4 2.00 15.9% 0.01 ₹338.90 ₹168.25 5.7% 47.5% INR 4.68 K Cr Logistics 15 Jun 2026 05:30 IST
GAIL (India) Large cap · Industry P/E 13.4
GAIL 74.0 · Watch ₹173.01 4.30% ₹9.65 10.6 1.20 14.8% 0.36 ₹257.10 ₹160.25 8.0% 32.7% INR 1.49 L Cr Gas Transmission 15 Jun 2026 05:30 IST
Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Large cap · Industry P/E 10.9
ONGC 73.2 · Watch ₹248.05 4.60% ₹14.00 8.1 0.95 16.4% 0.34 ₹345.00 ₹225.40 10.0% 28.1% INR 3.88 L Cr Oil & Gas 15 Jun 2026 05:30 IST
SJVN Large cap · Industry P/E 24.6
SJVN 70.8 · Watch ₹73.85 4.40% ₹6.10 18.7 2.10 13.6% 0.74 ₹170.30 ₹101.15 -27.0% 56.6% INR 54.30 K Cr Utilities 15 Jun 2026 05:30 IST
PTC India Small cap · Industry P/E 18.9
PTC 65.3 · Watch ₹192.00 4.20% ₹8.90 13.7 1.80 14.2% 0.12 ₹252.90 ₹134.55 42.7% 24.1% INR 6.35 K Cr Power Trading 15 Jun 2026 05:30 IST
Engineers India Mid cap · Industry P/E 26.8
ENGINERSIN 58.7 · Caution ₹240.00 3.30% ₹8.00 20.1 3.60 16.2% 0.03 ₹303.40 ₹156.75 53.1% 20.9% INR 13.95 K Cr Engineering 15 Jun 2026 05:30 IST

FAQ

What is dividend yield?

Dividend yield is the annual dividend per share divided by the current share price. It shows the cash return percentage a stock is paying at the current market price.

Are high dividend stocks safe?

Not always. A very high yield can also happen when the share price falls sharply because the business is under pressure. Yield should be checked alongside debt, profitability, and valuation.

How to find undervalued dividend stocks?

Look for a combination of reasonable valuation, sustainable return ratios, manageable debt, and a price that is below its recent highs without serious business deterioration.

What is a good dividend yield in India?

There is no single perfect number, but many investors start paying attention once yield moves above 2% or 3% and then compare that with earnings quality and balance-sheet strength.

Should I buy only for dividend?

No. Dividend alone is not enough. Total return depends on business quality, capital allocation, balance-sheet discipline, and whether the stock is bought at a sensible valuation.

Not investment advice. Use this page as a shortlist, then review payout sustainability, business quality, cash flows, capital allocation, and sector risk before acting.