Dividend Stocks

Jupiter Mines (ASX: JMS) is an Australian-listed manganese producer whose key interest lies in the Tshipi Borwa manganese mine in South Africa's Kalahari manganese field, and it has recently been highlighted with a Buy Rating that has renewed investor interest in the name. For …

An indicated dividend yield of 8.15 per cent on a stock trading at A$1.350 is enough to catch the attention of any Australian income investor in a market where the major banks yield closer to 4–5 per cent. Kina Securities Ltd (ASX:KSL) — the …

A fully franked dividend yield north of 7% from a mid-cap ASX company is the sort of number that stops income investors mid-scroll. For IVE Group Ltd (ASX:IGL), that headline figure — sitting at approximately 7.23% as of 15 June 2026, based on a …

A dividend yield approaching double digits on any ASX-listed stock warrants close scrutiny. When that stock is a micro-cap recruitment agency carrying barely A$12 million in market capitalisation, the scrutiny must be even more rigorous. Ignite Limited (ASX:IGN) is currently offering an indicated yield …

At first glance, IPH Ltd's (ASX:IPH) indicated dividend yield of approximately 10.1% — against a share price of A$4.24 as at 14 June 2026 — appears to offer compelling income for yield-seeking investors. But in Australian equity markets, a yield north of 10% is …

That something is a confluence of structural risks: the crown jewel of the portfolio — a 30.82% stake in French motorway group APRR — operates under a concession that expires on 30 November 2035. A French government temporary supplemental tax (TST) has constrained near-term …

This analysis examines whether Austin's dividend can genuinely be supported by current and prospective earnings and free cash flow, or whether the elevated yield is in fact a distress signal dressed up as opportunity.