PepsiCo and Hasbro are highlighted as two high-yield dividend stocks with yields well above the S&P 500's 1.1%. PepsiCo offers a 4.3% forward yield after a 4% dividend increase earlier this year, extending its growth streak to 54 years, supported by a 75% payout ratio and a 7% revenue rise in the first half of 2026. Hasbro provides a 3.2% yield with a $0.70 quarterly dividend, and while it hasn't raised the payout recently, its decade-long compound annual growth rate of about 4% and strong brand performance, including a 32% jump in Magic: The Gathering revenue, suggest future increases. Both companies demonstrate resilience amid inflation, with PepsiCo achieving its fastest volume growth since 2022 and Hasbro posting its third consecutive quarter of consumer products growth alongside a significant rise in adjusted earnings per share from $2.51 in 2023 to $5.94 on a trailing-12-month basis.
Hasbro IncHasbro's Magic: The Gathering revenue jumped 32% and consumer products grew for third consecutive quarter, indicating strong product demand.
PepsiCo IncPepsiCo achieved its fastest volume growth since 2022 and 7% revenue rise in first half of 2026, showing resilient consumer demand.
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