Dividend jackpot shares: Coal India, Wipro, ITC, BPCL or ONGC? Which large cap stock has the highest yield? Data details
Coal India, Wipro, ITC, BPCL, and ONGC lead large cap stocks in dividend yield for FY26, offering yields over 5%. Coal India tops with 6.6%. Who is the winner? Read full article to find out

Large cap dividend jackpots: Coal India, Wipro, ITC, Bharat Petroleum Corporation and Oil and Natural Gas Corporation are among the top five large cap companies with highest dividend yield for financial year 2025-26.Large cap stocks with high dividend yield offers investors an opportunity to ensure constant payouts while staying invested in trusted names. But which stock in the large cap category has the highest yield? Let’s find outLarge cap stocks with highest dividend yieldCoal India, Wipro, ONGC, ITC and BPCL have a dividend yield of more than 5% in FY26.
Among these companies, Coal India stands as the clear winner with nearly 6.6% dividend yield in FY26.Coal India dividend yieldThe stock closed 0.67% lower at ₹421.5 per share on BSE on Thursday, October 1. The PSU has announced nearly 35 dividends since February 18, 2011. It has declared nearly ₹26.50 per share dividend in last one year.Wipro dividend yieldWipro Limited share price closed 0.69% higher at ₹159.50 per share on BSE on Thursday.
The IT heavyweight has announced 38 dividends since May 8, 2000. It has declared dividends amounting to ₹8 per equity share in last one year.ONGC dividendONGC stock closed 1.07% lower at ₹222 per share on Thursday. The company has declared more than 60 dividends in last 26 years.
The stock has announced ₹13.25 per equity share dividend in one year.ITC dividendITC stock closed 2.56% lower at ₹257 per share on BSE. The FMCG giant has announced more than 30 dividends in the last 25 years. The company has declared an equity dividend amounting to ₹14.50 per share.A stock's dividend yield is a ratio of the total annual dividend paid by the company to its share price. It shows how much an investor has earned from dividend of a stock, compared with its market price
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