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Nikkei 50: 7 Stocks Including Oji Holdings Added
- The Nikkei 225 High dividend Yield Stock 50 Index will see Oji Holdings, Dentsu group, NTN, Jtekt, Mazda Motor, Yamaha Motor, and Nomura Holdings added to its constituents...
- Simultaneously occurring, Japan Post Holdings, Nissan Motor, mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Sompo holdings, Tokio Marine Holdings, and Mitsui O.S.K.
- The index, which had been calculating with 49 stocks after one was removed last autumn, will return to its full complement of 50 stocks on June 30.
Oji Holdings leads a pack of seven stocks entering the Nikkei High Dividend Yield Stock 50 Index, effective June 30, while six others, including Japan Post Holdings, will exit.This strategic shift, driven by expected dividend yields, brings the index back to its full roster of 50 stocks following an adjustment last autumn. Wiht a weighted average dividend yield of 4.45% as of May 30, this update reflects a dynamic investment landscape. News Directory 3 is keeping a close eye on the impact of these changes. Will these moves boost returns? Discover what’s next in the evolving world of high-yield investments.
Nikkei High Dividend Index Adds Oji Holdings, Dentsu Group
Updated June 13, 2025
The Nikkei 225 High dividend Yield Stock 50 Index will see Oji Holdings, Dentsu group, NTN, Jtekt, Mazda Motor, Yamaha Motor, and Nomura Holdings added to its constituents on June 30, according to nikkei.
Simultaneously occurring, Japan Post Holdings, Nissan Motor, mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Sompo holdings, Tokio Marine Holdings, and Mitsui O.S.K. Lines will be removed from the stock market index.
The index, which had been calculating with 49 stocks after one was removed last autumn, will return to its full complement of 50 stocks on June 30. Selections were based on expected dividend yield at the end of May.
as of May 30, the weighted average dividend yield of the index, based on the new 50 constituents, stood at 4.45%.
What’s next
The Nikkei High Dividend Yield Stock 50 Index will be closely watched to see how these changes impact its overall performance and ability to deliver high dividend yields to investors.