Companies that pay high dividends are typically mature, stable companies with steady cash flows and a history of returning profits to shareholders. Some examples of companies known for paying high dividends include utility companies, real estate investment trusts (REITs), and consumer staples companies. These companies often prioritize dividend payments as a way to attract and retain investors seeking income. **

Novartis typically pays dividends on a quarterly basis. **

Telekom typically pays dividends once a year, usually in the second quarter of the year after the annual general meeting has taken place. **

Eon pays dividends twice a year, usually in May and November. **

Lufthansa typically pays dividends once a year, usually in the spring after the annual general meeting of shareholders. The specific date can vary each year, depending on the company's financial performance and board decisions. **

BMW typically pays out dividends once a year, usually in the second quarter after their annual general meeting. The specific date can vary each year, so it is recommended to check their financial calendar or announcements for the most up-to-date information. **

Lufthansa typically pays dividends once a year. **

Lufthansa is expected to pay dividends in 2019 after the Annual General Meeting, which is typically held in May. The exact date of the dividend payment will be determined and announced by the company's board of directors. Shareholders will receive the dividends shortly after the decision is made and the payment date is set. **