Dividend Stocks

That yield comes with a distinct risk profile. Kina’s earnings, assets and dividends are anchored in PNG’s economy and currency, which behave very differently from Australia’s. This article looks at what drives the payout and the risks that make the market demand such a …

The appeal is a clear, cash-rate-linked target return at a indicated yield of about 7.73% as at mid-2026. This article looks at how that target is built, what sits behind it, and the risks income investors should weigh.

Its indicated yield of roughly 7.53% is eye-catching for a discretionary, cyclical business. This article looks at how that figure arises, what the company actually earns, and the risks that could pressure the payout.

That dual identity, retailer plus landlord, is central to the dividend story. The company earns franchise fees and retail profits, but it also holds billions of dollars of property whose value flows through its accounts. Understanding the indicated 6.07% yield means weighing both the …

That headline number naturally draws attention. But a double-digit yield on a small producer exposed to volatile commodity prices deserves scrutiny rather than celebration. This article unpacks how the figure arises, what the latest results show, and where the risks to the payout sit.

Most of Helia’s headline payout comes from special dividends and capital returns, funded by a strong capital position and a shrinking need to hold reserves against future business. The catch is that Helia has lost its biggest customer, which reshapes the outlook for the …

A stock screener indicates a yield of about 8.37%, and unusually for a high yielder, GLB backs its dividend with a net-cash balance sheet. But consumer discretionary earnings are cyclical, and Globe’s dividend has been lumpy over time. This article examines whether the yield …