YMAX delivers an 8.41%dividendyield with 42%franking, providing a gross yield of 9.91% including franking credits. At $7.64 per share, the fund targets regular distributions combining dividends from holdings plus call option premiums. The 42% franking reflects the dividend composition from underlying Australian companies. The …
Trading at $30.80 with a 12.05% yield and 28%franking(gross 13.48%), SYI offers diversified high-dividend exposure. The +4% annual return demonstrates this diversified basket slightly outperformed despiteASXmarket challenges. This ETF approach removes single-stock risk while maintaining high dividend exposure.
MFG delivers an impressive 8.40%dividendyield with full 100% franking, providing a gross yield of 12.00% includingfrankingcredits. At $10.285 per share, the company targets regular distributions from management fees and investment performance. The fully franked dividend is exceptional—indicating genuine earnings supporting distributions. The positive +26% …
At $2.73 per share, MGOC offers 11.08% yield with zerofranking. The -14% annual return indicates the fund underperformed over the past year despite high distributions. This combination—high yield plus negative returns—raises questions about distribution sustainability and whether the fund is returning capital.
At $1.008 per share, Centuria offers 10.02% yield with zerofranking. The -12% annual price decline reflects broader office sector weakness as remote work trends reduce demand for physical office space. This yield masks serious structural challenges facing the office property sector.
Trading at $1.055, Accent offers 9.72% yield with 100%franking(gross 13.88%). The -44% annual return is catastrophic—among the weakest performers on this entire list. This severe price collapse alongside maintaineddividendrepresents one of the most dangerous combinations for dividend investors.
MA1 provides an 8.37% dividend yield with zerofranking, delivering unfranked distributions toshareholders. At $2.00 per share, the trust targets regular distributions from credit instrument returns. The unfranked status indicates income from non-Australian tax credit generating securities. The unit price has remained relatively stable with …
DBI delivers an 8.39%dividendyield with zerofranking, providing unfranked distributions to shareholders. At $2.32 per share, the company targets regular distributions from terminal handling fees and infrastructure operations. The unfranked status is typical for infrastructure REITs. The recent -5% one-year return reflects interest rate pressures …
KKC delivers a compelling 9.68% dividend yield with zero franking. Theunfrankednature means investors don't receive tax credits, which is typical for investment funds holding international or non-Australian assets. At a price of $2.07 per share, the fund targets monthly or quarterly distributions to provide …
MMS delivers a 9.62% dividend yield with impressive 100%franking, providing strong tax efficiency for Australian taxpayers. The gross yield reaches 13.75% when including franking credits. At $15.38 per share, the company has maintaineddividendpayments despite a challenging year. The fully franked status indicates strong underlying …