France is the world’s fifth
economic power and one of the most open counties. It has become one of the top
host counties for foreign investment for years. Its long-established power lies
in engineering and transportation and hardly anyone would disagree with the
fact that TGV trains are one the world’s best. The country offers the investors
reputable business environment. The French financial markets are also appealing
and competitive. Here are five Les
actions Francaises à dividende that are paying good dividends which you
should focus.
Thermador Groupe SA (EPA:
THEP)
It is engaged in the distribution
of specialized plumbing equipment materials including taps, pumps and heating
equipment. It operates through its subsidiaries, such as Sferaco, Sectoriel,
Jetly, Thermador, PBtub, Isocel, Dipra, Isocel and Opaline. Its Thermador
segment is engaged in distributing central heating and hot domestic water
circuit components. The PBtub is specialized in the distribution of synthetic
material tubes for under-floor heating and distribution of domestic water. The
Opaline is the communications agency of the company.
It has a market capitalization of
255.91 Million, EPS is 5.00, P/E ratio is 12.00 and the dividend yield is 5.25%
at the annual dividend payout of 3.15.
Mersen SA (EPA:
MRN)
It is a France-based company which
is engaged in the production of carbon and graphite products and their
application. The company operates in four segments which include Anticorrosion
and Process Equipment, Electrical Solutions for Motors and Generators, Advanced
Materials and Solutions for High Temperature and Safety & Reliability for
Electrical Power which is engaged in cooling of power electronics, among
others. The company’s subsidiaries are mainly in Europe and Northern America,
but also in Asia, Africa and Southern America.
It has a market capitalization of
406.43 Million, EPS is 1.59, P/E ratio is 12.63 and the dividend yield is 2.25%
at the annual dividend payout of 0.45.
Gevelot S.A. (EPA:
ALGEV)
The company provides cold
extrusion and machining, pumps and fluid technology, mechanics, as well as
vehicles and gas equipment. It has many subsidiaries such as Gevelot Extrusion
SA and Dold Kaltfiesspressteile GmbH, PCM SA and PCM Group UK Ltd and Gurtner SA
which specialized in the manufacture of parts for motorcycle carburetors, oil
pumps and gas equipment for butane, propane and natural gas distributions. As
of December 31, 2011 more than one third of the capital of Gevelot SA was
controlled by Societe de Portefeuille Familial.
It has a market capitalization of
45.03 Million, EPS is 12.12, P/E ratio is 4.08 and the dividend yield is 3.64%
at the annual dividend payout of 1.80.
Precia SA (EPA:
PREC)
The company manufactures
industrial weighing products based in France. It is involved in designing,
manufacturing and distribution of weighing equipment, installation, repairing
and inspection of products manufactured by the company. The products include
scales and standard instruments, load, indicators and transmitters, load
receptors, load cells and accessories, printers, slave display systems,
weighbridges for trucks and wagons and machinery for bulk weighing and
batching. In February 2013, it completed the incorporation of Precia Molen
Australia PTY Ltd, a subsidiary in Australia.
The company has a market
capitalization of 42.63 Million, EPS is 7.74, P/E ratio is 9.89 and the
dividend yield is 2.09% at the annual dividend payout of 1.60.
EXEL Industries SA (EPA:
EXE)
The company is engaged in
designing, manufacturing and selling of precision spraying equipment for three
markets: agriculture, industry and gardening. It supplies the industrial market
with spraying equipment for applying liquid paints, glues and other substances.
For agricultureal market the company offers a range of spraying equipment for
large-scale crops, vineyards, fruit trees and tropical crops, sold under brands
such as Hardi, ilemo among others.
It has a market capitalization of
229.33 Million, EPS is 2.31, P/E ratio is 14.62 and the dividend yield is 2.84%
at the annual dividend payout of 0.96.
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