Who has paid, and who has raised.

How this is counted. Calendar years, not fiscal years, because an ex-date is a fact about a day. Only complete years are counted: the record begins part-way through 2014, so 2015 is the first whole one, and 2026 is still in progress — it is never allowed to break a streak, because a company that pays in November has not stopped paying in March. A year with several payments is summed. “Years raised” counts the year-on-year steps where the total went up, so it can never exceed 10.

What it does not tell you. Whether the dividend was covered by earnings, whether it was funded by borrowing, or whether the business behind it grew — a company can pay an unbroken dividend for a decade while shrinking. Coverage needs reported profit, which this platform currently holds for four fiscal years only. The ordering above is by record length; it is not a ranking by quality and nothing here is a recommendation.