3 ASX dividend shares to buy this month

These three ASX shares look good for income investors, offering steady dividends and long-term business stability potential.

Harvey Norman Holdings Limited (ASX: HVN)

on 27 February 2026, shared its results for the half year ended 31 December 2025. The profit before tax increased to $466.31M, increased 16.5% from the previous corresponding period. Total system sales revenue rose 6.9% to $5.16 billion with Australian franchisee sales reaching $3.50 billion and company operated retail sales increasing to $1.66 billion.

The franchising business delivered profit before tax of $205.93 million whereas overseas retail operations reported $92.09 million, helped by stronger results across several international markets. The property division contributed $178.82 million, benefiting from rental growth and low vacancy levels across its portfolio.

The company’s financial position remained strong with total assets increasing to $8.77 billion and net assets rising to $4.95 billion. Operating cash flow was $392.88 million. For January 2026, system sales revenue increased 4.6%. HVN also recommended a fully franked interim dividend of 14.5 cents per share. The current annual dividend yield is 6.59%.

Macquarie Group Ltd (ASX: MQG) 

achieved strong FY26 outcomes for the year ended 31 March 2026. Net profit after tax improved 30% to A$4.85b related with the previous year. The second half of FY26 delivered a record profit of A$3.19 billion, which was 93% higher than the first half. The growth was driven by stronger performances across all main business divisions.

Macquarie Asset Management contributed A$2.60 billion in profit mainly from higher performance fees. Banking and Financial Services earned A$1.61 billion as loan balances and customer deposits increased. Commodities and Global Markets achieved A$4.22 billion whereas Macquarie Capital contributed A$1.49 billion from higher income generated through investments, advisory services, brokerage activities and private credit.

The company showed its balance sheet remains strong and continues to exceed regulatory requirements. It is maintaining a careful approach to capital, funding and liquidity. A final dividend of A$4.20 per share was declared and taking the total FY26 dividend to A$7.00 per share. The dividend will be paid on 2 July 2026 and the current annual dividend yield is 2.92%.

Accent Group Limited (ASX: AX1)

on 13 May 2026, shared its 2030 Strategic Growth Plan. Targeting at least $1.9 billion in sales, an EBIT margin above 9% and about 950 stores by the 2030. The plan emphases on improving efficiency, growing existing brands and increasing the store network. Key initiatives include cost saving programs, store portfolio improvements, expansion of Sports Direct across Australia and New Zealand, growth of HOKA, Lacoste, Nude Lucy and ODE and up to 20 additional stores across major brands.

The company expects several earnings improvement initiatives to begin in FY27, including benefits from closing loss-making businesses, franchise reacquisitions and further cost reductions. Accent Group said it has sufficient capital and expected cash flows to fund its long-term growth plans.

For the first 18 weeks of the second half of FY26, total owned sales increased 7.1% compared with the previous year, while like-for-like retail sales were 1% lower. Due to weaker consumer confidence and softer trading conditions in April, the company now expects FY26 EBIT to be between $79.5 million and $84.5 million.

Accent Group has a history of paying regular dividends to shareholders, and the current annual dividend yield stands at 8.55%.

(Source: Company Report)