Mint lists 8 stocks with inconsistent dividends, including Indian Oil
In short
Mint Markets flagged eight stocks with uneven dividend payouts over the last three financial years. It specifically said Sanofi India paid ₹123 a share in FY26, down from ₹167 in FY24, and Indian Oil paid ₹7 in FY26 versus ₹12 in FY24.
This matters for investors who rely on dividend income. The reporting does not give the full list of eight companies or say whether the payouts will rise again.
What the reporting says
Mint Markets highlighted eight stocks with inconsistent dividend payouts over the last three financial years, including Indian Oil, Sanofi India and UTI AMC. The summary specifically notes Sanofi India’s dividend fell to ₹123 per share in FY26 from ₹167 in FY24, and Indian Oil’s was ₹7 in FY26 versus ₹12 in FY24. The reporting does not list all eight companies or say whether payouts will improve.
Why it matters
Mint Markets reported a list of eight stocks with inconsistent dividend payouts over the last three financial years, including Indian Oil, Sanofi India and UTI AMC. The summary gives two examples: Sanofi India at ₹123 per share in FY26 versus ₹167 in FY24, and Indian Oil at ₹7 in FY26 versus ₹12 in FY24. The reporting does not show the full list or explain the reason for the dividend changes.