Dividend Yield Calculator

What is Dividend Yield Calculator?

A Dividend Yield Calculator is a useful online tool that helps investors evaluate how much income they are earning from their dividend-paying stocks. At KTrade, we know that many investors look for consistent income along with long-term capital growth. Dividend yield gives you a simple way to measure that.

Our Dividend Yield Calculator helps you determine the annual dividend return you receive compared to the stock’s current market price. It allows you to understand whether your investment is generating strong cash flow and helps you compare different dividend-paying stocks easily.

Whether you are building a passive income portfolio or analyzing a company’s performance, this calculator gives you valuable insight into your earnings potential.

How Does the Dividend Yield Calculator Work?

KTrade’s Dividend Yield Calculator is easy to use. You only need to enter:

• The annual dividend per share
• The current market price per share

Formula:

Dividend Yield (%) = (Annual Dividend per Share / Current Market Price per Share) × 100

Where:

• Annual Dividend per Share = The total dividend paid by the company in one year for each share you own
• Current Market Price per Share = The latest trading price of the company’s share

Example:
If a company pays an annual dividend of PKR 6 per share and the current market price is PKR 120, then:

Dividend Yield = (6 / 120) × 100 = 5 percent

This means you are earning a 5 percent annual return in the form of dividends on your investment.

Why Use the Dividend Yield Calculator?

At KTrade, we help investors make informed decisions by understanding both income and growth potential. The Dividend Yield Calculator allows you to:

• Compare dividend-paying stocks quickly and easily
• Assess how much income you can expect from your investments
• Identify stocks that offer a balance of stable income and potential appreciation

By using this calculator, you can focus on quality dividend stocks that support your financial goals and long-term wealth creation.