Consistent Dividend paying stocks on ASX

Team Veye | 12-Sep-2025

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Coles Group Limited (ASX: COL)

keeps giving steady results in terms of growth and also passive income for its shareholders. In FY2025 its sales revenue went up to A$44.4 billion with it’s EBIT also increasing to A$2.1 billion and had NPAT of A$1.08 billion. This was helped by solid growth in supermarkets and higher eCommerce sales. The operating cash flow climbed to A$2.9 billion and net debt stayed at a safe level of A$1.3 billion which shows the balance sheet is strong and it’s careful approach. The company paid fully franked dividends of 69cps for this year with payout ratio of 85.4% and around A$925 million was returned to investors representing an annual yield of 1.34%. Coles is also putting A$1.9 billion into three new automated distribution centres to boost supply chain efficiency and capacity. It is also investing more in exclusive product ranges and online which will support reliable dividends in future.

Transurban Group (ASX: TCL)

is a major player in infrastructure with strong cash flows and a good history of paying out distributions. In FY2025 its proportional toll revenue went up by 5.6% to about A$3.73 billion which was helped by traffic growth in every market. Operating EBITDA also improved by 7.4% reaching A$2.85 billion and margins lifted to 75.1%. Statutory NPAT came at A$178 million because of some one off costs but efficiency programs still saved about A$50 million yearly. Investors received a full year distribution of 65 cps which were up 4.8% from last year totalling A$2.02 billion which gave an annual yield of 4.52%. With a project pipeline over A$12.8 billion including West Gate Tunnel and M7–M12 Integration the group is set for steady growth and more importantly strong cash flow with regular dividends.

Washington H Soul Pattinson & Company Limited (ASX: SOL)

showed another solid result in 1H FY2025 with revenue jumping 27% to A$492.7 million. Statutory NPAT went up 8% to A$326.9 million and Regular NPAT climbed 18% to A$284.8 million thanks to better returns from its investments and more interest income from the credit portfolio. Net cash flow from investments also grew 10% to A$289.5 million which shows the group can keep funding dividends. The board announced a fully franked interim dividend of 44 cps which was 10% higher than last year making it 25 years in a row of dividend growth which is phenomenal. Balance sheet is still strong with Net Asset Value moving up to A$12.1 billion and cash of A$716 million giving space for fresh investments. For investors looking for income Soul Patts stays reliable with annual yield at 2.38% backed by a wide portfolio and focus on long term value especially with its consistently increasing dividends in the past two and half decades.

(Source: Company Announcements)

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