Few names are as closely associated with infrastructure income on the ASX as APA Group (ASX:APA), the energy infrastructure operator behind a large national gas transmission network and a growing portfolio of electricity and renewable assets. Its long-dated infrastructure cash flows continue to make …
As one of Australia’s oldest and largest listed investment companies, Argo Investments (ASX:ARG) has a long history of returning income to shareholders. Its diversified portfolio, low-cost structure and focus on Australian equities continue to make it relevant for investors seeking exposure to a broad …
Toll roads are about as close as listed markets get to a licence to collect steady, inflation-linked cash, and Transurban (ASX:TCL) is the ASX’s dominant operator of them. Owning stakes in major motorways across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, greater Washington and Montreal, the group has …
Essential-services businesses tend to make dependable dividend payers, and Ventia (ASX:VNT) has established itself as one of the ASX’s notable infrastructure-services names. As one of the largest infrastructure-services providers in Australia and New Zealand, maintaining telecommunications networks, defence bases, roads, water utilities and electricity …
Property trusts have long been a staple for Australians seeking regular income, and BWP Trust (ASX:BWP) remains one of the more recognisable names in the sector thanks to its portfolio anchored by large-format hardware retailing. Its real-asset-backed rental income profile continues to keep the …
Australia’s major banks are among the most widely held income stocks on the ASX, and ANZ Group Holdings (ASX:ANZ) continues to command attention from dividend-focused investors. Its diversified banking operations, broad lending exposure and establishedCapitalbase make the group an important reference point for investors …
Schaffer declared a fully franked final dividend of 45 cents per share for its most recent financial year, consistent with the prior year's payment. Combined with a 45-cent interim, that lifts the full-year distribution to 90 cents per share, fully franked. The company pays …
Bendigo and Adelaide Bank pays dividends twice a year and, like the other listed Australian banks, its payments have traditionally been fully franked, a meaningful advantage for shareholders who can use the attached franking credits. For the 2025 financial year the bank declared anInterim …
GPT is a stapled group that pays a distribution to security holders, typically on a half-yearly basis. For the first half of the 2025 financial year the group declared a distribution of 12.0 cents per security, consistent with a payout policy anchored to its …
Ricegrowers pays dividends on its B-class shares, generally split between an interim and a final payment across its financial year, which ends in April. In its most recent cycle the company liftedShareholderreturns, with a final dividend of 50 cents per share and anInterim Dividendof …