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High yield Dividend stocks have surged back into the limelight recently. While seasoned investors resort to compounding returns through dividend reinvestment others find these attractive compared to bonds.
Horizon Oil Limited (ASX: HZN) has delivered solid results. Sales revenue reported at USD105.3 million and production volume recorded at 1.217 million BOE in FY25. The company has secured five projects which cover production till 2030 and beyond. It has a current net production rate of 6500 boe per day and has long-life and low-cost reserves. EBITDAX for FY25 reported at USD54.8 million and operating cash flow from operations USD35.9 million, boosted by the acquisition of Mereenie project. The company has marked its 5th consecutive year by distributing more than 3 cps, a yield of above 15 percent per annum. The dividend distributed in FY25 is 1.5 cps interim and 1.5 cps final, which is to be paid in October. This represents the company’s commitment towards shareholders.
Pepper Money Limited (ASX: PPM) has demonstrated double-digit growth across total originations, Mortgages and Asset finance, recording total AUM of $20.1 billion, up by 4 percent. Total Net Interest Margin (NIM) improved by 6 bps, reporting at 1.98 percent from pcp. The performance growth is driven by its business from Asset finance and Servicing. Pepper has delivered NPAT of $47 million and Profit pre-tax of $109.2 million. Pepper Money has declared a special dividend of 12.5 cps and an interim dividend of 6.4 cps. The total combined annualised yield is 20.9 percent. With the confident positioning of the company and a strong customer base for Asset finance and Mortgage, the company will continue with an upward trend.
Yancoal Australia Limited (ASX: YAL) has delivered consistent returns in FY25. Revenue from ordinary activities is reported at $2.675 billion, profit before income tax recorded at $239 million, and Net profit after tax was $163 million. The results were slightly down from the previous year, driven by fluctuating coal prices. It has delivered 15 percent uplift in saleable coal production. The board has declared an interim dividend of $82 million, $0.062 per share on 19 August, with a record date of 5th September 2025 and payment date of 19th September. Total final dividend increased this year from $429 million to $687 million.
(Source: Company Announcements)
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