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To observe dividend stocks from the Middle East in March 2025

When the markets of the Middle East navigate through tariff threats and fluctuating oil prices, Dubai's index recently recorded declines, while Abu Dhabi shows resilience with modest profits. In this dynamic environment, dividend shares can offer a measure of stability and income potential and make them an interesting focus for investors who want to compensate for the risk in their portfolios.

name

Dividend yield

Dividend assessment

EMAAR properties PJSC (DFM: EMAAR)

7.63%

★★★★★ ☆

Arab National Bank (SASE: 1080)

5.96%

★★★★★ ☆

Delek group (TASE: DLEKG)

8.56%

★★★★★ ☆

National Bank of Ras Al-Khaimah (PSC) (ADX: Rakbank)

7.41%

★★★★★ ☆

Saudi National Bank (SASE: 1180)

5.77%

★★★★★ ☆

Saudi Awwal Bank (SASE: 1060)

5.69%

★★★★★ ☆

Riad Bank (SASE: 1010)

6.02%

★★★★★ ☆

Emirates NBD Bank PJSC (DFM: Emiratesnbd)

4.95%

★★★★★ ☆

Commercial Bank of Dubai PSC (DFM: CBD)

6.76%

★★★★★ ☆

Nuh çimento Sanayi (IBSE: NUHCM)

3.08%

★★★★★ ☆

Click here to display the full list of 60 shares from our top dividend -shares -screen from the Middle East.

In the following, some of our favorites from our exclusive screener are set in the spotlight.

Simply wall st dividend rating: ★★★★ ☆itch

Overview: The company of the electrical industry with a market capitalization of SAR6.84 billion is active through its subsidiaries to produce, assemble and maintain electrical devices and at the same time offer technical services in the entire Kingdom of Saudi -Arabia, other Goländer, Europe and Asia.

Operations: Sales segments (in millions of SAR): The company of the electrical industry generates income through the manufacture, assembly, delivery and maintenance of electrical devices as well as the provision of technical services in several regions, including Saudi Arabia, other golest farms, Europe and Asia.

Dividend yield: 3.2%

The company of the electrical industry recorded significant profit growth, whereby the net profit for 2024 rose to SAR 401.73 million SAR. Despite a relatively low dividend yield of 3.17%, the company's dividends from both the profit and cash flows with payout rates of 54.6%or. 32.3%covered. However, the dividend success balance has been volatile in the past ten years, which, despite some payment growth, has a effect on reliability during this period.

SASE: 1303 dividend history as on March 2025

Simply wall st dividend rating: ★★★★ ☆itch

Overview: The Saudi Networkers Services Company specializes in implementation, furnishing, maintenance, operating, installation and management of telecommunications networks in Saudi Arabia with a market capitalization of SAR495.60 million ..