Looking for passive income resources, our eyes is to fall on the greatest dividend profitability. We can see M & G with 9.1% forecast efficiency and Legal and general at 8.8%and don’t keep looking. And I assess both as a worthy of grave consideration.

But to build the best pot we can manage, we may want to add the best growth achievements. I kicked a little.

British American Tobacco

British American Tobacco (LSE: Bats) increased his dividend for 28 years in a row. The last escalate of 2% for 2024 may not be perfectly arranged against inflation. But one of the FTSE 100The highest yields with 7.3%forecast.

Revenues in 2024 fell by 5.2%, although this was due to the sale of companies of the company in Russia and Belarus in 2023 and suffered some damage as a result of exchange rates.

The main threat to the future of dividends British American is suggested by the words CEO Tadeu Marroco: “We are involved in building a smokeless world and become mainly a smoother business until 2035. “

The key question is whether it can achieve it and at the same time plays cash to pay the same gigantic dividends. But the company has already managed to change 17.5% of revenues to indignant products. This passive income remains in my books.

DCC

DCC (LSE: DCC) offers a performance forecast for a more modest 4.3%. But with the results of the FY 2024 published on May 13, the company announced “Proposed increase of 5.0% of the annual dividend, marking 31 consecutive years of dividend growth“This growth is nicely ahead of inflation.

The company providing services agreed with the removal of DCC Healthcare, which is to complete in the third quarter of this year. The Council claims that it will publish 800 million pounds, which it intends to return to the shareholders “”Starting soon with a 100 million pounds redemption program“.

The price of the healthcare department was lower than expected. I am afraid that we see a disappointing price for the technology industry, which the management also intends to relieve.

Then we will only focus on energy, which reduces diversification. I am not excited about this aspect. But even in the case of risk, on my list of passive reserves of income to be considered.

Codium

Codium (LSE: CRDA) offers a low capacity of 3.5%. But if he can escalate it as he did over the last 33 years, I think that investors of passive income could do well to consider.

Annual increases in the last few years have been behind inflation. But the producer of specialist chemicals is used to pay gigantic special dividends when he has a surplus of capital.

This happened in 2018 with a special 115 pence, significantly paid this year paid by 87 pence. And 2015 brought a special 100p dividend.

The main fear is that the company can be cyclical. And since the growth of the pandemic from chemical sales to vaccine producers has ended, the price of shares has dropped. But I look at the potential recovery.