Income investors often choose dividend stocks, but mature companies may offer slow growth or declining value. Can dividend stocks with growth potential exist? Yes, with specific criteria: revenue and net income growth, optimal dividend management, analyst consensus, and confirmation of long-term viability. Utilizing Barchart’s Stock Screener tool, specific filters produced a list of seven promising dividend stocks.

First on the list is Permian Resources Corp., an oil and gas company with a 60% revenue increase and a 106% net income rise in FY ’24. The company offers a 4.3% dividend yield, with a payout ratio of 45.58%. Analysts rate it a “Strong Buy” with a high price target of $22 per share.

Archrock Inc., a gas compression services provider, saw a revenue increase of ~17% and a net income rise of 64% in FY ’24. The company offers a 3.34% dividend yield and a payout ratio of 49.76%. Analysts rate it a “Moderate Buy” with a price target of $33 per share.

Targa Resources, an energy company, boasts a 2% revenue increase and a 53% net income rise in FY ’24. The company offers a 2.46% dividend yield with a payout ratio of 46.13%. Analysts rate it a “Strong Buy” with a high price target of $240 per share.

These companies present strong investment options for those seeking long-term potential in dividend yield and capital appreciation. However, investors should conduct thorough analyses of historical performance, recent financials, and sector trends before making long-term investment decisions.

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