PTC India sits at the top of the table with a 16.7% dividend yield, trading at ₹156 on the exchanges. The power transmission major carries a P/E of just 9x. Its trailing 12-month dividend per share (DPS) stands at ₹26, a sharp jump from the ₹14.7 paid in FY26.
Coal India follows with a 6.3% yield at a CMP of ₹425. The mining giant trades at an undervalued 8.4x P/E. Its trailing DPS of ₹26.8 exceeds the FY26 figure of ₹20.9, signaling sustained cash flow strength.
In the finance sector, REC offers a 6.1% yield at ₹299, while Power Finance Corporation (PFC) provides 5.8% at ₹326. PFC’s trailing DPS of ₹18.8 is nearly double its FY26 payout of ₹10.9. REC’s trailing DPS is ₹18.2, up from ₹12.4 in the prior year.
Oil & Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) yields 5.9% at ₹226, with a stable DPS of ₹13.3 against FY26’s ₹13.5. On the IT front, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and HCL Technologies both offer 4.9% yields. TCS trades at ₹2,051 with a trailing DPS of ₹100, while HCL Tech at ₹1,230 pays out ₹60 in trailing DPS.
Rounding out the list are Gujarat Pipavav Port (6.2% at ₹167), Petronet LNG (3.5% at ₹285), and GAIL (3.2% at ₹171). These names provide a mix of port infrastructure, LNG, and gas transmission exposure with consistent, albeit lower, yield profiles.