ATLASBest Dividend Stocks in the UK (October 2026)
ATLAS screened 615 listed companies in the UK. 214 pass the dividend filters: a yield between 1% and 15%, positive earnings and a payout of no more than 100% of profit. Their median yield is 3.25%. The table ranks the top 25 by yield and shows, next to each, how far the price sits from ATLAS fair value and the model probability of a higher close in a month.
Data as of Oct 27, 2026. Prices and ratios are the latest stored close; this page refreshes at least every 6 hours.
| # | Company | Price | Dividend yield |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | NRR.LSENewRiver REIT | £0.807 | 8.43% |
| 2 | ITV.LSEITV | £0.643 | 7.76% |
| 3 | SUPR.LSESupermarket Income REIT | £0.836 | 7.52% |
| 4 | OSB.LSEOneSavings Bank | £4.86 | 7.45% |
| 5 | HFEL.LSEHenderson Far East Income | £2.56 | 7.34% |
| 6 | CREI.LSECustodian REIT | £0.830 | 7.33% |
| 7 | RIO.LSERio Tinto | £62.43 | 7.10% |
| 8 | SBRE.LSESabre Insurance | £1.69 | 7.05% |
| 9 | LMP.LSELondonMetric Property | £1.82 | 7.01% |
| 10 | MEGP.LSEMe Group International | £1.13 | 6.92% |
| 11 | SRE.LSESirius Real Estate | £0.954 | 6.88% |
| 12 | ASAI.LSEASA International | £2.50 | 6.83% |
| 13 | N91.LSENinety One | £1.99 | 6.73% |
| 14 | POLN.LSEPollen Street | £9.11 | 6.63% |
| 15 | INVP.LSEInvestec | £6.07 | 6.50% |
| 16 | MONY.LSEMONY | £1.99 | 6.47% |
| 17 | IGG.LSEIG | £9.62 | 6.35% |
| 18 | PAG.LSEParagon Banking | £7.17 | 6.35% |
| 19 | LAND.LSELand Securities | £6.59 | 6.28% |
| 20 | RAT.LSERathbone Brothers | £17.16 | 6.22% |
| 21 | ABDN.LSEAbrdn | £2.19 | 6.21% |
| 22 | FSG.LSEForesight | £4.68 | 6.12% |
| 23 | POLR.LSEPolar Capital | £7.52 | 6.09% |
| 24 | SUS.LSES&U | £18.80 | 6.09% |
| 25 | ZIG.LSEZIGUP | £4.61 | 5.92% |
Fair value gap: a negative number means the price is below ATLAS fair value. "Chance up" is the probability of a higher close in 21 trading sessions (about a month) in ATLAS's calibrated model.
The top 10 in a sentence
- NewRiver REIT (NRR.LSE) yields 8.43% at today's price with a P/E of 11.4, which means roughly 96% of earnings goes to dividends. That is a high payout, so there is less room to raise the dividend if profits dip. It trades 20% above ATLAS fair value. ATLAS gives it a 54% chance of closing higher in a month.
- ITV (ITV.LSE) yields 7.76% at today's price with a P/E of 11.1, which means roughly 86% of earnings goes to dividends. That is a high payout, so there is less room to raise the dividend if profits dip. ATLAS puts it 17% below its fair value. ATLAS gives it a 53% chance of closing higher in a month.
- Supermarket Income REIT (SUPR.LSE) yields 7.52% at today's price with a P/E of 11.8, which means roughly 89% of earnings goes to dividends. That is a high payout, so there is less room to raise the dividend if profits dip. ATLAS puts it close to its fair value. ATLAS gives it a 55% chance of closing higher in a month.
- OneSavings Bank (OSB.LSE) yields 7.45% at today's price with a P/E of 6.4, which means roughly 48% of earnings goes to dividends. ATLAS puts it 55% below its fair value. ATLAS gives it a 51% chance of closing higher in a month.
- Henderson Far East Income (HFEL.LSE) yields 7.34% at today's price with a P/E of 3.6, which means roughly 26% of earnings goes to dividends. The payout is modest, which leaves room to keep or raise the dividend. ATLAS puts it 42% below its fair value. ATLAS gives it a 56% chance of closing higher in a month.
- Custodian REIT (CREI.LSE) yields 7.33% at today's price with a P/E of 8.1, which means roughly 59% of earnings goes to dividends. ATLAS puts it 23% below its fair value. ATLAS gives it a 54% chance of closing higher in a month.
- Rio Tinto (RIO.LSE) yields 7.10% at today's price with a P/E of 11.5, which means roughly 82% of earnings goes to dividends. That is a high payout, so there is less room to raise the dividend if profits dip. It trades 17% above ATLAS fair value. ATLAS gives it a 52% chance of closing higher in a month.
- Sabre Insurance (SBRE.LSE) yields 7.05% at today's price with a P/E of 12.4, which means roughly 87% of earnings goes to dividends. That is a high payout, so there is less room to raise the dividend if profits dip. ATLAS puts it 10% below its fair value. ATLAS gives it a 51% chance of closing higher in a month.
- LondonMetric Property (LMP.LSE) yields 7.01% at today's price with a P/E of 13.8, which means roughly 97% of earnings goes to dividends. That is a high payout, so there is less room to raise the dividend if profits dip. ATLAS puts it close to its fair value. ATLAS gives it a 54% chance of closing higher in a month.
- Me Group International (MEGP.LSE) yields 6.92% at today's price with a P/E of 8.0, which means roughly 55% of earnings goes to dividends. It trades 16% above ATLAS fair value. ATLAS gives it a 50% chance of closing higher in a month.
How ATLAS ranks dividend stocks in the UK
Yield is the dividends paid over the last twelve months divided by today's price, taken from stored company data. We keep companies with a market value above USD 300 million and enough trading volume, a yield between 1% and 15% (above that the market is usually pricing in a cut), a positive profit margin and a positive P/E.
The payout check is simple: yield multiplied by P/E approximates the share of earnings paid out. Anything above 100% is dropped, because a dividend that exceeds what the company earns is hard to keep. What is left is sorted by yield.
Limits: a high yield can also mean a falling price. Yields are trailing figures, not promises, and companies can cut or skip dividends. Withholding tax, currency effects and your own tax situation are not included. The probability of a higher close comes from ATLAS's calibrated one-month model, which gives most stocks a figure close to 50%, so do not read it as a forecast. This is information, not investment advice.
Frequently asked questions
What are the best dividend stocks in the UK?
Of 214 companies that pass ATLAS dividend filters in the UK, the highest yields in October 2026 belong to NewRiver REIT, ITV, and Supermarket Income REIT. The top of the table yields 8.43% and the 25 listed go down to 5.92%. A higher yield is not automatically better: check the payout and whether the price is above fair value.
How does ATLAS pick dividend stocks?
It starts from every published company in the UK (615), keeps those with a yield between 1% and 15%, positive earnings and a payout under 100%, and ranks them by yield. Fair value and probability are shown for context and do not change the order.
Is a high dividend yield safe?
Not necessarily. Yield rises when the price falls, so a very high figure can signal that investors expect a cut. That is why ATLAS caps the yield at 15% and drops payouts above 100% of profit. Even so, dividends are never guaranteed.
What is the typical dividend yield in the UK?
Among the 214 companies that pass the filters the median yield is 3.25%, with a median P/E of 14.4. 49 of them are in Financial Services, the most represented sector.
How often is this list updated?
Prices, ratios and fair values come from ATLAS's stored data, refreshed every day, and this page is rebuilt at least every 6 hours. The month in the title follows the date of the data.
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