Dividend Stocks

For income hunters, the result is a headline yield above 9%. That number, however, sits alongside heavy statutory losses and a business still in transition. This article separates the trailing-yield optics from the underlying reality.

A stock screener currently points to an indicated yield of roughly 8.13%. That is an attractive headline in a world of falling term-deposit rates, but it is a trailing figure, not a locked-in payout. This article looks at how the yield is generated, what …

Boutique fund managers can be excellent dividend payers when markets are kind: they are capital-light and convert profit to cash efficiently. The flip side is operating leverage to markets — when equities fall or funds underperform, fees and profits can drop quickly. This piece …

Today the indicated yield of about 6.74% as at mid-2026 raises the question of whether MFG is turning into a dividend comeback story or a value trap. This article examines the drivers behind the yield and what the dividend now depends on.

That combination raises a genuine question — is MMS a quality dividend stock that the market has simply put on sale? Its shares reacted poorly to first-half FY2026 results, and cyclical worries hang over parts of its business. This article examines whether the 7% …

Its indicated dividend yield of about 6.47% as at mid-2026, combined with full franking, makes it an interesting case for income investors. This article examines whether IGL is an undervalued, cash-generating dividend stock or a value trap weighed down by the structural decline of …

A stock screener indicates a yield of about 8.44%. That is eye-catching, but IGN is a micro-cap, and micro-caps come with particular risks around liquidity, earnings stability and dividend consistency. This article looks at what sits behind the yield and whether the payout can …