Top 10 ASX Dividend Stocks for Nov 2026 Download Free Report
QRI delivers 7.37% yield with zerofranking, suggesting unfranked international propertyinvestmentsor foreign-sourced income. The -3% 1-year return shows modest capital decline despite consistent distributions. Zero franking indicates limited Australian taxable income.
WGB provides 7.33% yield with 100%franking, delivering 10.47% grossed-up return. The -2% 1-year return suggests share price weakness despite maintained dividends. Fully-franked status indicates significant Australian-resident capital gains or foreign dividend franking.
CMW offers 7.32% yield with zerofranking, indicating unfranked property income or depreciation distributions. The modest +3% 1-year return suggests relatively stable valuations. Zero franking suggests significant depreciation or unfranked foreign investment exposure.
PCI delivers 7.26% yield with zerofranking, typical for credit-focused trusts. The -5% 1-year return indicates share price weakness in rising interest rate environment. Zero franking is standard for bonds and credit securities.
MBLPC provides 7.23% yield with 35%franking, delivering 8.31% grossed-up return. The modest +1% 1-year return suggests stable valuations. As preference shares, MBLPC has higher dividend priority than ordinary shares but lower capital appreciation potential.
RPL offers 7.09% yield with 100%franking, delivering 10.14% grossed-up return. The -4% 1-year return shows modest underperformance despite maintaineddividends. Fully-franked status confirms Australian profitability and substantial earnings.
WAM delivers a 9.04%dividendyield with 60% franking, providing a gross yield of 11.36% includingfrankingcredits. At $1.715 per share, the company distributes income generated from its equity holdings and investment gains. The 60% franking level reflects the portion of distributed earnings originating from Australian companies …
MOT provides a 9.03%dividendyield with zero franking, delivering unfranked distributions toshareholders. At $1.80 per share, the trust targets consistent monthly or quarterly income distributions. The unfranked status indicates the trust holds instruments that don't generate Australian tax credits, likely including international or specialized assets. …
ALX delivers an 8.50%dividendyield with zero franking, providing unfranked distributions to shareholders. At $4.705 per share, the company targets regular distributions from toll road revenues and concession fees. The unfranked status is typical for infrastructure entities structured as trusts or holding companies. While lacking …
GOZ provides an 8.41%dividendyield with zero franking, delivering unfranked distributions toshareholders. At $2.175 per share, the company targets regular monthly or quarterly distributions from rental income. The unfranked status is typical for REIT structures distributing derived rental income. The yield reflects property market conditions …
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