In this article, we will be taking a look at 15 Best High Yield Stocks To Buy.
Dividend-paying stocks tend to rise and fall in popularity depending on the mood of the broader market. For much of 2025, they lagged behind because investors were more interested in high-growth names. That back-and-forth swing from risk-on to risk-off, and then back again, shows just how uncertain and unpredictable the market environment has been.
A BNY Investments report also noted that investor demand for dividend yield naturally shifts over time. When dividend stocks fall out of favor, often because the market is chasing growth instead, having strong risk controls in place can help investors stay steady and avoid getting whipsawed by changing sentiment.
Evanson Asset Management makes a similar point, explaining that high-dividend investing has been a classic approach in the financial world for decades, dating back to Graham and Dodd in the late 1930s. However, like most strategies, it goes through cycles. When markets are struggling or confidence in capital gains fades, investors often lean more heavily toward dividends for stability. A good example was 2011. The S&P 500 ended that year almost flat after a choppy ride, but dividend-paying companies gained 10.4%, beating other categories such as value stocks and small caps.
Given this, we will take a look at some of the best dividend stocks with high yields.
Our Methodology:
For this list, we screened for companies with a market cap of at least $2 billion and identified dividend stocks with strong and consistent dividend histories. From that group, we selected stocks with dividend yields above 4% as of January 18. Next, we picked companies with the highest number of hedge fund investors, as per Insider Monkey’s database of Q3 2025, and ranked them accordingly.
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15. NNN REIT, Inc. (NYSE:NNN)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 22
Dividend Yield as of January 18: 5.63%
On January 8, UBS lowered its price target on NNN REIT, Inc. (NYSE:NNN) to $43 from $44 and kept a Neutral rating on the stock. In its research note, UBS said 2026 could end up being a major turning point for REITs, with expected total returns in the 9%–11% range. The firm’s outlook is based on improving macro conditions, more attractive valuations, easing supply pressures, and a calmer political backdrop. UBS also expects the year to be split into two different phases, with investors leaning more defensive in the first half of 2026, before stronger catalysts start showing up in the second half. The firm added that Healthcare, Shopping Centers, and Coastal Apartments could be better positioned if the second half plays out as expected.
On January 15, NNN REIT’s Board of Directors announced a quarterly dividend of $0.60 per share. The dividend will be paid on February 13, 2026, to shareholders on record as of January 30, 2026. NNN is one of just three publicly traded REITs that have increased their annual dividend for at least 36 consecutive years, which highlights how steady its dividend track record has been.
NNN REIT follows a simple and predictable model. It invests in single-tenant, net-leased retail properties, including locations like automotive service centers, convenience stores, and restaurants. These properties are typically backed by long-term leases, usually starting at 10 to 20 years, and structured as triple net leases. That structure shifts most property costs to the tenant, helping NNN generate stable rental income year after year.
NNN REIT, Inc. (NYSE:NNN) also runs with a conservative financial approach. It distributes only a reasonable portion of its cash flow through dividends and maintains a strong balance sheet. That financial discipline gives the company the flexibility to keep expanding its portfolio and continue investing in net lease retail properties without stretching itself too far.
14. Enterprise Products Partners L.P. (NYSE:EPD)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 26
Dividend Yield as of January 18: 6.69%
On January 16, Scotiabank raised its price target on Enterprise Products Partners L.P. (NYSE:EPD) to $35 from $34. The firm kept a Sector Perform rating on the stock. The analyst said the move was part of a broader refresh of price targets across the firm’s Energy Infrastructure coverage. Scotiabank pointed out that strong electricity demand and rising LNG exports are creating new growth opportunities, which is why the bank sees an upward tilt to its long-term outlook.
In other news, on January 8, Enterprise announced that its board approved a quarterly cash distribution of $0.55 per unit for Q4 2025, which works out to $2.20 per unit annualized. The distribution is scheduled to be paid on February 13, 2026, to unitholders on record as of January 30, 2026. This payout marks a 2.8% increase compared with the distribution declared for Q4 2024.
Enterprise also continued returning cash through buybacks. The partnership repurchased about $50 million worth of common units in Q4 2025, bringing total repurchases for 2025 to roughly $300 million. After these purchases, Enterprise has used about 29% of its authorized $5.0 billion repurchase program.
Enterprise Products Partners L.P. (NYSE:EPD) is a major midstream energy company, providing services across natural gas, NGLs, crude oil, refined products, and petrochemicals, supporting both producers and end markets.
13. Mid-America Apartment Communities, Inc. (NYSE:MAA)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 34
Dividend Yield as of January 18: 4.46%
Mid-America Apartment Communities, Inc. (NYSE:MAA) is among the best dividend stocks.
On January 13, Barclays lifted its price target on Mid-America Apartment Communities, Inc. (NYSE:MAA) to $144 from $142, while keeping an Equal Weight rating on the stock. The change came as part of the bank’s broader 2026 outlook update for the REIT sector. Barclays said it sees the best opportunity next year in apartments, storage, and single-family rentals, while it’s less optimistic about cold storage and retail. Overall, the firm is staying Neutral on REITs for 2026.
One thing that really stands out about Mid-America Apartment Communities is how focused it is on improving the properties it already owns instead of simply unloading older buildings. In 2024, the company renovated 5,665 apartments, upgrading areas like kitchens and bathrooms. Those renovated units ended up earning 7.3% higher rent on average compared to similar units that didn’t receive upgrades.
This strategy makes a lot of sense as it helps preserve a limited supply of quality apartments while boosting the value of each unit without having to constantly buy and sell properties, which can be expensive. For REIT investors, keeping costs under control matters because the more money spent on big transactions, the more it can weigh on annual returns. The company’s steady approach also shows up in its shareholder payouts. Its dividend has remained intact since it was first introduced back in 1994.
Mid-America Apartment Communities, Inc. (NYSE:MAA) is a multifamily-focused REIT, fully self-managed and self-administered, with a core focus on owning and operating apartment communities.
12. CubeSmart (NYSE:CUBE)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 34
Dividend Yield as of January 18: 5.35%
On January 13, Barclays analyst Brendan Lynch trimmed his price target on CubeSmart (NYSE:CUBE) to $43 from $45, while keeping an Equal Weight rating on the stock. The change came as part of Barclays’ broader 2026 outlook update for the REIT sector. The firm said it sees the best upside next year in apartments, self-storage, and single-family rentals, while it’s less enthusiastic about cold storage and retail. Overall, Barclays is staying Neutral on REITs for 2026.
CubeSmart also had a meaningful quarter on the operating side. Its latest results marked the first time since Q1 2022 that the company posted positive move-in activity across its same-store portfolio. Management tied that improvement to strong pricing conditions during the busy rental season, along with steady customer demand.
In Q3 2025, CubeSmart’s same-store occupancy averaged 89.9%, ending the quarter at 89%. The company also brought one development property online, with a total cost of $18.1 million. At the same time, CubeSmart continued expanding its third-party management business, adding 46 new stores and lifting the platform to 863 third-party managed locations.
CubeSmart (NYSE:CUBE) is a self-managed REIT focused on self-storage, offering mostly climate-controlled spaces for both residential and commercial customers.
11. The Clorox Company (NYSE:CLX)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 37
Dividend Yield as of January 18: 4.51%
On January 16, Barclays raised its price target on The Clorox Company (NYSE:CLX) to $109 from $108, but it still kept an Underweight rating on the stock. The change came as part of Barclays’ Q4 preview for the consumer staples space. In the note, the firm said the recent “enthusiasm” in Clorox shares appears to be driven more by “a flight to safety” than by improving fundamentals. Barclays also said it remains worried about both Clorox’s outlook and the broader sector, especially with potential oil and currency headwinds that could show up more clearly in 2026.
Clorox’s stock performance has been rough for a while now, down more than 45% over the past five years. The company has been clear that this fiscal year is more of a reset and transition period, mainly because it’s in the middle of rolling out a major ERP system upgrade. Management has said key parts of the business, including international operations, supply chain, finance, and data systems, had become outdated over time, which left Clorox exposed during the 2023 cyberattack. Moving to a cloud-based setup is meant to modernize those areas and eventually improve efficiency.
However, in the near term, Clorox’s expectations are very low. The ERP shift caused unusually large shipments to retail partners late in fiscal 2025, which basically pulled demand forward. That’s one reason demand looks softer at the start of fiscal 2026 (which began July 1, 2025). For the full year, the company now expects organic sales growth to decline 5% to 9%, including a 7.5 basis point drag tied to the ERP transition. In other words, if you strip out the ERP disruption, organic sales are expected to be roughly flat. Profit expectations are also under pressure, largely for the same reason.
The Clorox Company (NYSE:CLX) is a global maker of consumer and professional products, operating across four main segments: Health and Wellness, Household, Lifestyle, and International.
10. Eastman Chemical Company (NYSE:EMN)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 40
Dividend Yield as of January 18: 4.89%
On January 15, Citi analyst Patrick Cunningham raised his price target on Eastman Chemical Company (NYSE:EMN) to $75 from $72 and reiterated a Buy rating on the stock. Citi updated its estimates and targets across the commodity chemicals space ahead of Q4 earnings. In the research note, Cunningham said that better producer discipline and lower ethane costs in 2026 could help support margins.
However, not everyone on the Street is leaning the same way. Also on January 15, RBC Capital analyst Arun Viswanathan downgraded Eastman to Sector Perform from Outperform and lowered his price target to $70 from $74. RBC pointed to continued softness in demand for durable goods and sustainable products, and said that with limited organic growth catalysts, Eastman’s shares look fairly valued at current levels.
Eastman Chemical Company (NYSE:EMN) is a global specialty materials company, manufacturing products that end up in many everyday items used by consumers and businesses worldwide.
9. The J. M. Smucker Company (NYSE:SJM)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 41
Dividend Yield as of January 18: 4.31%
On January 16, Morgan Stanley downgraded The J. M. Smucker Company (NYSE:SJM) to Equal Weight from Overweight, and also cut its price target to $105 from $115. The firm said the broader US food space is heading into 2026 with increasing competitive pressure, as value-driven pricing, heavier promotions, and renewed private label momentum start picking up again. Those trends, Morgan Stanley noted, add to “already present” sales headwinds and leave less room for the kind of margin recovery investors may be hoping for. The downgrade also follows a stretch where Smucker had delivered relatively strong share performance compared to peers.
Smucker has already been dealing with a tougher cost backdrop. In November, the company guided for full-year profit that came in below what analysts were expecting, mainly because a sharp rise in coffee costs is poised to weigh on margins. Smucker, which owns Folgers and sources green coffee largely from Brazil and Vietnam, has also been pressured by steep US duties on Brazilian imports introduced last year under US President Donald Trump.
In its latest quarter (ended October 31), the company’s overall pricing was up sharply, with prices rising by 11 percentage points, but volumes fell by 6 percentage points. The weakness was particularly noticeable in key categories. In its US coffee segment, which is one of Smucker’s biggest revenue drivers, lower volumes reduced net sales by 6 percentage points. In pet food, volumes dropped even more, down 8 percentage points.
Management also signaled that additional cost pressure is still building. On the post-earnings call, executives said the company plans to absorb coffee tariffs and inflation this winter without raising prices across its US retail coffee portfolio. That decision, however, is expected to create roughly $75 million in extra costs.
The J. M. Smucker Company (NYSE:SJM) is a global packaged food company that manufactures and markets a range of well-known branded food and beverage products worldwide.
8. Kimberly-Clark Corporation (NASDAQ:KMB)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 42
Dividend Yield as of January 18: 5.07%
On January 16, Barclays cut its price target on Kimberly-Clark Corporation (NASDAQ:KMB) to $102 from $132, while keeping an Equal Weight rating on the stock. The move was part of the firm’s Q4 earnings preview for the consumer staples sector, where it updated several targets across the group.
Barclays said the recent “enthusiasm” around Kimberly-Clark shares seems to be driven mainly by “a flight to safety”, rather than improving fundamentals. The firm added that it’s still uneasy about both company-specific and broader sector conditions, and warned that oil and currency pressures could turn into meaningful headwinds as 2026 unfolds.
In a separate development on January 16, Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) urged Kimberly-Clark shareholders to back the company’s proposed acquisition of Kenvue, saying the deal could strengthen Kimberly-Clark’s financial profile and improve key metrics.
“On balance, support for the transaction is warranted,” ISS wrote in its recommendation. ISS opinions often carry weight with major institutional investors, especially when it comes to headline-making votes involving mergers and board decisions. Shareholders are set to vote on the proposal on January 29.
Kimberly-Clark first floated the idea in early November, proposing to buy Tylenol maker Kenvue in a deal valued at over $40 billion. If completed, the transaction would create a global consumer health platform combining well-known household names such as Band-Aids alongside Kimberly-Clark staples like Huggies.
In its report, ISS acknowledged that shareholders will likely focus heavily on two concerns: the market’s negative reaction to the announcement and the uncertainty surrounding litigation tied to Kenvue products. Still, ISS said the merger could unlock meaningful synergies and support the company’s longer-term strategic direction. The firm also pointed out that it views it as encouraging that no major shareholder has publicly opposed the deal so far.
Kimberly-Clark Corporation (NASDAQ:KMB) is a global consumer products company known for a wide range of everyday essentials, focused on products and solutions aimed at improving care and hygiene.
7. Franklin Resources, Inc. (NYSE:BEN)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 43
Dividend Yield as of January 18: 5.08%
On January 15, Barclays raised its price target on Franklin Resources, Inc. (NYSE:BEN) to $25 from $22, while still keeping an Underweight rating on the stock. The firm said the adjustment was mainly driven by updates to its asset manager models, now factoring in full quarterly fund flows and updated assets under management (AUM) figures. Barclays noted that AUM benefited from market gains in Q4, although overall flow trends across the business remained mostly negative, according to the research note.
On January 6, Franklin Resources reported preliminary month-end AUM of $1.68 trillion as of December 31, 2025, up slightly from $1.67 trillion at the end of November. The company said the increase was supported by long-term net inflows of $28 billion, which included a large portion from reinvested distributions totaling $26 billion. That was partly offset by market/distribution effects and $1 billion in long-term net outflows at Western Asset Management. Excluding Western Asset, Franklin said preliminary long-term net inflows came in at $29 billion.
Looking at the full quarter ending December 31, 2025, Franklin said preliminary AUM reflected long-term net inflows of $27 billion, including $29 billion of reinvested distributions, along with the impact of market movement and other factors. Western Asset again weighed on the numbers, posting $7 billion of long-term net outflows during the quarter. Without Western Asset, Franklin said long-term net inflows would have been stronger at $34 billion. Preliminary average AUM for the quarter was $1.67 trillion.
Franklin Resources, Inc. (NYSE:BEN) is a global investment management firm operating under the Franklin Templeton umbrella, serving clients in more than 150 countries.
6. Prudential Financial, Inc. (NYSE:PRU)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 44
Dividend Yield as of January 18: 4.83%
Prudential Financial, Inc. (NYSE:PRU) is among the best dividend stocks to invest in.
On January 14, Mizuho slightly increased its price target on Prudential Financial, Inc. (NYSE:PRU) to $126 from $125, while maintaining a Neutral rating on the stock. The firm said the update followed routine model adjustments across the insurance group after the quarter wrapped up.
Separately, earlier in December, Prudential was reported to be weighing a potential sale of its stake in South African financial services firm Alexforbes, according to people familiar with the situation. The Newark-based insurer has reportedly told Patrice Motsepe’s African Rainbow Capital that it is considering an exit, and it has also informed Alexforbes directly. The sources asked not to be named since the matter hasn’t been publicly disclosed.
Prudential originally bought into Alexforbes in 2022 and now owns roughly one-third of the Johannesburg-based company, which has a market value of about 10.7 billion rand (around $627 million). Sources said the possible exit reflects a shift in Prudential’s strategy, though they emphasized that no final decision has been made yet. One person also noted that some minority shareholders in Alexforbes have not received any official notice or communication so far.
Prudential Financial, Inc. (NYSE:PRU) is a major financial services company and global investment manager, offering products and services across life insurance, annuities, retirement solutions, mutual funds, and investment management.
5. Best Buy Co., Inc. (NYSE:BBY)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 49
Dividend Yield as of January 18: 5.61%
On January 16, Truist analyst Scot Ciccarelli trimmed his price target on Best Buy Co., Inc. (NYSE:BBY) to $73 from $77, while keeping a Hold rating. The update came as part of a broader Truist note covering Hardlines and Broadlines retail names. Truist said it’s revising its sales and earnings expectations after reviewing fresh Truist Card spending data and the latest ICR holiday checks. The firm also believes a big jump in tax refunds could provide a helpful boost for retailers during the typically slower post-holiday stretch. For Best Buy specifically, Truist said sales trends have picked up in recent weeks, but the improvement still doesn’t fully offset what looks like a notably weak early December based on its card data.
Back in November, Best Buy struck a more optimistic tone, raising its full-year sales and profit outlook as holiday demand came in stronger than expected. The company pointed to shoppers hunting for steep discounts to upgrade laptops, smartphones, and other household electronics. Computing and tablets, which generate about one-third of Best Buy’s revenue, showed solid momentum as consumers adopted newer technology and replaced devices purchased during the pandemic. Gaming also contributed, helped by the launch of Nintendo’s Switch 2 earlier this year.
On the earnings call, CEO Corie Barry said customers are still spending, but they’re highly deal-focused and drawn to more predictable shopping moments. Best Buy has been expanding its digital footprint as well, including the rollout of a U.S. marketplace in August to expand its assortment and better compete with major e-commerce players. In the quarter, domestic online sales grew 3.5%, while international comparable sales climbed 6.3%.
The company now expects FY2026 comparable sales to increase by 0.5% to 1.2%, compared to its earlier forecast that ranged from a 1% decline to 1% growth.
Best Buy Co., Inc. (NYSE:BBY) is a major consumer electronics retailer focused on making technology easier and more personal for shoppers, operating through Domestic and International segments.
4. Target Corporation (NYSE:TGT)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 52
Dividend Yield as of January 18: 4.10%
On January 15, Morgan Stanley raised its price target on Target Corporation (NYSE:TGT) to $125 from $112, while sticking with an Overweight rating. The call was part of the firm’s broader 2026 outlook for hardline, broadline, and food retail names.
Target has also been picking up a lot more attention from investors lately. CNBC noted that during the week ending January 16, money flowed into a handful of retail stocks, and Target was one of the big beneficiaries. The buying pushed the stock into overbought territory, with an RSI of 80. Around the same time, Gordon Haskett upgraded Target to a Buy from Hold. Advisor Chuck Grom said the move was based on the combination of a fresh-start mindset and the search for contrarian opportunities, noting,
“In the spirit of both a new year/clean slate along with the never-ending search for contrarian ideas . . . we are upgrading Target to Buy-Rated from Hold-Rated — establishing a new $140 Price Target, which suggests over 30% upside from current levels.”
Target’s long-term track record is another reason it continues to stand out. For years, it has been one of the more profitable retailers in the group, consistently posting stronger gross and operating margins than many of its peers. The company’s continued investment in e-commerce and its efforts to strengthen the in-store experience have helped keep sales steady, while also supporting profits.
Even though Target is dealing with some short-term challenges, the balance sheet remains in good shape, which helps support its ongoing commitment to paying dividends to shareholders.
Target Corporation (NYSE:TGT) is a major general merchandise retailer, selling products through both its store network and its growing digital channels.
3. Bristol-Myers Squibb Company (NYSE:BMY)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 76
Dividend Yield as of January 18: 4.56%
Bristol-Myers Squibb Company (NYSE:BMY) is among the best dividend stocks to invest in.
On January 7, UBS upgraded Bristol-Myers Squibb Company (NYSE:BMY) to a Buy from Neutral. The firm lifted its price target sharply to $65, from $46. UBS said the biotech and pharma space looks like it’s finally turning a corner after several tough years. In its note, the firm pointed to a more supportive macro backdrop, stronger fundamentals across the industry, rising FDA approvals, better clinical readouts, and a faster pace of M&A. UBS added that confidence in the group could build further in 2026, potentially setting the sector up for outperformance.
Bristol Myers hasn’t been a standout stock recently, down a little over 3% over the last 12 months. Much of that pressure comes from concerns around patent cliffs, including some that are approaching relatively soon. Still, this isn’t new territory for the company. The company has handled similar challenges in the past, and it’s likely to manage the next phase fairly well too, especially given the depth of its product lineup. Oncology remains the company’s biggest strength, but it also has meaningful franchises beyond cancer.
The company is also taking steps to protect its blockbuster brands. Recent approvals, including a subcutaneous version of Opdivo, should help defend the franchise as generic and biosimilar competition heats up. The pipeline remains an important part of the story. Bristol Myers is developing several newer compounds that could become future growth drivers. One of the more interesting ones is BMS-986446, which targets Alzheimer’s disease. It’s a notoriously difficult area for drug development. Over the last 20 years, most Alzheimer’s programs have failed, which is why the field has often been viewed as a graveyard for experimental drugs.
Bristol-Myers Squibb Company (NYSE:BMY) is a global biopharma company focused on discovering, developing, and delivering medicines aimed at treating serious diseases.
2. Comcast Corporation (NASDAQ:CMCSA)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 84
Dividend Yield as of January 18: 4.74%
Comcast Corporation (NASDAQ:CMCSA) is among the best dividend stocks to invest in.
On January 16, Bernstein lowered its price target on Comcast Corporation (NASDAQ:CMCSA) to $32 from $34. The firm maintained a Market Perform rating on the stock, stating that the industry appears to be entering a new phase of competition, and the trend has become increasingly challenging with each passing quarter. Bernstein noted that throughout 2025, competitive conditions steadily worsened, wiping out much of the gains telecom players had made earlier in the year, while cable operators continued to lose ground through the second half. The firm expects that elevated competitive pressure will likely carry into 2026, especially given recent strategic moves across the space, with little sign of near-term relief.
Separately, CNBC reported another major development tied to Comcast’s restructuring efforts. Versant Media Group, the portfolio of cable networks and digital assets that Comcast spun off, officially joined the small group of publicly traded media companies earlier in January. Versant began trading on the Nasdaq under the ticker “VSNT,” opening at $45.17 per share.
This move traces back to November 2024, when Comcast announced plans to separate most of NBCUniversal’s cable networks. That group includes MS Now (formerly MSNBC), CNBC, Golf Channel, USA, E!, Syfy, and Oxygen, along with digital brands such as Fandango, Rotten Tomatoes, GolfNow, and Sports Engine.
Comcast Corporation (NASDAQ:CMCSA) is a global media and technology giant, delivering broadband, wireless, and video services through brands like Xfinity, Comcast Business, and Sky, while also producing and distributing entertainment, sports, and news across multiple platforms.
1. Chevron Corporation (NYSE:CVX)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 89
Dividend Yield as of January 18: 4.11%
Chevron Corporation (NYSE:CVX) is among the best dividend stocks to invest in.
On January 16, Scotiabank raised its price target on Chevron Corporation (NYSE:CVX) to $168 from $165. The firm maintained a Sector Perform rating on the stock. The bank said the change is part of a wider update to its coverage across U.S. integrated oil, refining, and large-cap E&P companies. Scotiabank also expects this quarter’s earnings picture to be fairly clean, mainly because there haven’t been any major winter weather events to disrupt operations. Looking ahead, the firm thinks investors will be focused on whether the recent market volatility leads companies to adjust their 2026 guidance and whether more E&P players start rolling out cost-cutting programs.
At the same time, Chevron is also getting attention because of the activity in Venezuela. On January 16, Reuters reported that the US is moving quickly to grant Chevron a broader license that would expand its ability to operate and produce oil in the country, according to US Energy Secretary Chris Wright. The report said the US plans to allow Chevron to pay the Venezuelan government in cash rather than crude, which would be a major shift since it would let Chevron sell all of the oil it produces there.
Under the current license terms, Chevron has been paying Venezuela’s royalties and taxes using oil, not cash. That setup has effectively limited the company’s exports to roughly half of what it produces in the country. Reuters also noted that the Trump administration has been working to restart Venezuela’s oil industry after Nicolás Maduro was removed from power earlier this month, and Chevron is expected to receive an updated license that could support higher production and exports.
Chevron Corporation (NYSE:CVX) is one of the world’s largest integrated energy companies, producing oil and natural gas while also making fuels, lubricants, petrochemicals, and other energy-related products, along with investing in new technologies to strengthen its operations.
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