Dividend Stocks

That cyclicality is written all over its dividend. The indicated yield of about 7.79% as at mid-2026 looks generous, but it follows a meaningful dividend cut. This article examines whether the payout is a recovering opportunity or a value trap.

The indicated yield of about 7.83% as at mid-2026 has drawn attention as interest-rate expectations shift. This article unpacks the portfolio, the latest results and whether the distribution rests on solid ground.

Industrial property has benefited from the growth of e-commerce, supply-chain reconfiguration and constrained supply of well-located warehouse space. That backdrop has made industrial REITs relatively defensive compared with the office sector.

Its indicated distribution yield of about 6.48% as at mid-2026 reflects a business that has been buffeted by the same interest-rate cycle that hit property values across the board. This article examines how the yield arises, how the funds-management model drives distributions, and whether …

For income investors, that combination is intriguing: a high, covered distribution from a diversified office portfolio, available at a large discount to stated asset value. But office real estate faces real structural questions, and a high yield can be a warning as much as …

That backdrop has left BOQ trading at a discount to the majors and screening on an indicated yield of about 6.25% as at mid-2026. The obvious question is whether this is a recovery opportunity — a franked income stream from a bank on the …

Beach paid a record final dividend for FY25, then trimmed its next interim sharply. This article looks at what drives Beach’s cash flow, whether the dividend is durable, and why the headline yield may overstate what shareholders can expect going forward.