Which stock has the highest years raising?

Dover Corporation (DOV) leads at 68 yrs, among the 69 long-streak dividend-raising stocks in TGMCharts coverage, as of 2026-07-28.

How is the 25+ Year Dividend Growers list ranked?

Covered companies with at least 25 consecutive years of dividend increases. Stocks are ranked by years raising from reported fundamentals, with dual share classes counted once and light sanity filters applied, and the ranking is updated daily after the U.S. market close.

25+ Year Dividend Growers

Covered companies with at least 25 consecutive years of dividend increases. The top 50 of the 69 long-streak dividend-raising names in TGMCharts coverage, ranked by years raising from reported fundamentals — updated daily after the close. Currently led by Dover Corporation (DOV) at 68 yrs.

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1	DOVDover Corporation	Industrials	68 yrs	$27.3B	$203.05	#1
2	GPCGenuine Parts Company	Consumer Cyclical	68 yrs	$17.9B	$129.68	vs DOV
3	PGThe Procter & Gamble Company	Consumer Defensive	68 yrs	$346.8B	$148.95	vs DOV
4	EMREmerson Electric Co.	Industrials	67 yrs	$85.0B	$151.77	vs DOV
5	PHParker-Hannifin Corporation	Industrials	67 yrs	$125.0B	$991.16	vs DOV
6	CINFCincinnati Financial Corporation	Financial Services	64 yrs	$28.3B	$182.63	vs DOV
7	JNJJohnson & Johnson	Healthcare	63 yrs	$641.9B	$266.66	vs DOV
8	KOThe Coca-Cola Company	Consumer Defensive	63 yrs	$380.0B	$88.31	vs DOV
9	CLColgate-Palmolive Company	Consumer Defensive	61 yrs	$74.2B	$92.71	vs DOV
10	LOWLowe's Companies, Inc.	Consumer Cyclical	61 yrs	$122.3B	$218.19	vs DOV
11	ITWIllinois Tool Works Inc.	Industrials	59 yrs	$84.9B	$295.09	vs DOV
12	HRLHormel Foods Corporation	Consumer Defensive	58 yrs	$14.1B	$25.57	vs DOV
13	FRTFederal Realty Investment Trust	Real Estate	56 yrs	$10.9B	$126.13	vs DOV
14	SWKStanley Black & Decker, Inc.	Industrials	56 yrs	$14.7B	$94.27	vs DOV
15	TGTTarget Corporation	Consumer Defensive	56 yrs	$65.5B	$144.16	vs DOV
16	SYYSysco Corporation	Consumer Defensive	54 yrs	$40.8B	$85.22	vs DOV
17	BKHBlack Hills Corporation	Utilities	53 yrs	$5.7B	$74.78	vs DOV
18	UVVUniversal Corporation	Consumer Defensive	53 yrs	$1.4B	$54.82	vs DOV
19	ABBVAbbVie Inc.	Healthcare	52 yrs	$465.3B	$263.36	vs DOV
20	ABTAbbott Laboratories	Healthcare	52 yrs	$186.9B	$107.31	vs DOV
21	BDXBecton, Dickinson and Company	Healthcare	52 yrs	$60.3B	$166.36	vs DOV
22	GWWW.W. Grainger, Inc.	Industrials	52 yrs	$66.0B	$1,398.90	vs DOV
23	KMBKimberly-Clark Corporation	Consumer Defensive	52 yrs	$37.5B	$113.09	vs DOV
24	PEPPepsiCo, Inc.	Consumer Defensive	52 yrs	$195.1B	$142.86	vs DOV
25	PPGPPG Industries, Inc.	Basic Materials	52 yrs	$26.5B	$119.00	vs DOV
26	NUENucor Corporation	Basic Materials	51 yrs	$60.4B	$265.34	vs DOV
27	SPGIS&P Global Inc.	Financial Services	51 yrs	$125.6B	$424.40	vs DOV
28	WMTWalmart Inc.	Consumer Defensive	51 yrs	$900.1B	$113.10	vs DOV
29	ADMArcher-Daniels-Midland Company	Consumer Defensive	50 yrs	$40.1B	$83.16	vs DOV
30	EDConsolidated Edison, Inc.	Utilities	50 yrs	$41.3B	$112.01	vs DOV
31	RPMRPM International Inc.	Basic Materials	50 yrs	$14.3B	$111.79	vs DOV
32	MCDMcDonald's Corporation	Consumer Cyclical	48 yrs	$194.0B	$273.00	vs DOV
33	CLXThe Clorox Company	Consumer Defensive	47 yrs	$12.1B	$100.31	vs DOV
34	PNRPentair plc	Industrials	47 yrs	$10.8B	$66.76	vs DOV
35	MDTMedtronic plc	Healthcare	46 yrs	$111.2B	$86.90	vs DOV
36	SHWThe Sherwin-Williams Company	Basic Materials	45 yrs	$87.4B	$354.24	vs DOV
37	AFLAflac Incorporated	Financial Services	42 yrs	$65.9B	$129.55	vs DOV
38	XOMExxon Mobil Corporation	Energy	42 yrs	$634.8B	$153.16	vs DOV
39	CTASCintas Corporation	Industrials	40 yrs	$86.0B	$214.90	vs DOV
40	ADPAutomatic Data Processing, Inc.	Technology	39 yrs	$105.6B	$264.17	vs DOV
41	APDAir Products and Chemicals, Inc.	Basic Materials	39 yrs	$65.2B	$292.85	vs DOV
42	ATOAtmos Energy Corporation	Utilities	38 yrs	$29.9B	$179.38	vs DOV
43	CAHCardinal Health, Inc.	Healthcare	38 yrs	$54.5B	$232.53	vs DOV
44	CVXChevron Corporation	Energy	38 yrs	$373.8B	$187.71	vs DOV
45	MKCMcCormick & Company, Incorporated	Consumer Defensive	38 yrs	$13.9B	$51.54	vs DOV
46	NDSNNordson Corporation	Industrials	35 yrs	$16.9B	$302.65	vs DOV
47	NNNNNN REIT, Inc.	Real Estate	35 yrs	$9.4B	$49.23	vs DOV
48	LINLinde plc	Basic Materials	33 yrs	$236.5B	$511.18	vs DOV
49	RTXRTX Corporation	Industrials	33 yrs	$294.5B	$218.53	vs DOV
50	WSTWest Pharmaceutical Services, Inc.	Healthcare	33 yrs	$23.7B	$337.00	vs DOV

Head-to-head comparisons from this list

Dover Corporation vs Genuine Parts Company Genuine Parts Company vs The Procter & Gamble Company The Procter & Gamble Company vs Emerson Electric Co.Emerson Electric Co. vs Parker-Hannifin Corporation Parker-Hannifin Corporation vs Cincinnati Financial Corporation Cincinnati Financial Corporation vs Johnson & Johnson Johnson & Johnson vs The Coca-Cola Company The Coca-Cola Company vs Colgate-Palmolive Company Colgate-Palmolive Company vs Lowe's Companies, Inc.Lowe's Companies, Inc. vs Illinois Tool Works Inc.Illinois Tool Works Inc. vs Hormel Foods Corporation Hormel Foods Corporation vs Federal Realty Investment Trust

Frequently asked

Which stock has the highest years raising?: Dover Corporation (DOV) leads at 68 yrs, among the 69 long-streak dividend-raising stocks in TGMCharts coverage, as of 2026-07-28.
How is the 25+ Year Dividend Growers list ranked?: Covered companies with at least 25 consecutive years of dividend increases. Stocks are ranked by years raising from reported fundamentals, with dual share classes counted once and light sanity filters applied, and the ranking is updated daily after the U.S. market close.

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This table shows the top 50 of the 69 long-streak dividend-raising stocks in TGMCharts coverage with a reported years raising, not the entire market, and is updated daily after the close. Dual share classes of one company are counted once. Informational only — not investment advice. See our methodology. Compiled by TGMCharts Research · data refreshed 2026-07-28.