Partner Content: The great divi comeback: How could investors respond?

Capital Group
clock • 1 min read

A broad range of businesses that tend to pay higher dividends are seeing their prospects improve as economies reopen.

Utilities like the UK's National Grid, Spain's Iberdrola and Italy's Enel are tapping into higher demand for electricity amid a shift to renewable energy sources, a trend that is set to transform the industry over the next few years. Switzerland's Novartis is also seeing a rebound in its dermatology and ophthalmology divisions as health care consumption normalises, and US-based Coca-Cola and Pepsi are seeing an uptick in sales around the globe.

Are dividends making a great comeback in H2 2021?

We hear from Julie Dickson, equity investment director at Capital Group, about why dividend companies have been so overlooked in recent years and why they post-pandemic recovery has reinvigorated this part of the market over the past 12 months and may be once again essential for income seekers in H2 2021.

Click here to see the full video.

The Future Forward hub explores the growing number of life changing innovations on offer to investors in 2021 as well as the next decade's key investment prospects. Brought to you by Investment Week, Professional Adviser and Capital Group.

 

More on Investment

Partner Insight: Are investors looking for an AI bubble in the wrong place?

Partner Insight: Are investors looking for an AI bubble in the wrong place?

As the AI industry expands rapidly, Vaughan Nelson thinks we should be wary of booms in narrower parts of the AI ecosystem.

Vaughan Nelson, Natixis Investment Managers
clock 08 October 2026 • 9 min read
Peel Hunt selects SJP, Rathbones and IntegraFin as top wealth stocks

Peel Hunt selects SJP, Rathbones and IntegraFin as top wealth stocks

Asset & Wealth Management outlook

Patrick Brusnahan
clock 07 October 2026 • 2 min read
Partner Insight: Digging into the investment case for copper

Partner Insight: Digging into the investment case for copper

Copper prices have risen sharply in recent months, but a combination of geopolitical and broader macroeconomic themes have left the near-term pricing outlook uncertain. At the same time, structural demand remains robust and supply is increasingly challenged. James Richards and Oliver Hextall discuss their conviction in the long-term investment case for copper, and emphasise the importance of remaining selective.

James Richards and Oliver Hextal - Co-Portfolio Managers, Fidelity Transition Materials Fund
clock 07 October 2026 • 4 min read
Trustpilot