ASX high yield stocks, passive income seekers delight

Several ASX high-yield stocks are trading at modest valuations and stand out because of their predictable cash flows which makes them perfect additions for income focused portfolios.

Atlas Arteria Limited (ASX: ALX) 

generates stable cash flows from essential transport infrastructure with assets across France, Germany and United States.
In the first half of 2025, the company delivered solid operating performance as proportional toll revenue increased by 8.1% and EBITDA rose by 7.8% which was driven by traffic growth and CPI linked toll escalations across the portfolio.

Statutory net profit after tax for the half year was $73.3 million which was affected by a one off temporary supplemental tax in France while underlying free cash flow per security improved to 19.4 cents.
The company pays unfranked dividends twice a year and has an impressive current annual yield of 8.34%.

Inghams Group Limited (ASX: ING) 

operates in the production and sale of chicken and turkey products across a vertically integrated portfolio.
In November 2025, the company outlined a leadership and organisational restructure which is focused on reducing costs, improving accountability and simplifying operations across the business.

The company remains on track to deliver $60–80 million in annualised savings while reaffirming FY26 guidance for Underlying EBITDA in the range of $215 million to $230 million.
Inghams pays fully franked dividends twice a year and at the current share price, the stock offers an annual dividend yield of 7.87% which makes it attractive for income focused investors.

Magellan Financial Group Limited (ASX: MFG) 

provides funds management services to retail investors across Australia and New Zealand and to institutional clients globally.
The company reported a statutory net profit after tax of $165 million in FY25 and the Board has adopted a new dividend policy from FY26 which targets distributing at least 80% of Group Operating Profit. 

Magellan distributes dividends twice a year and has current annual dividend yield of 7.68%.
Management expects FY26 to be supported by disciplined cost management and a more diversified revenue base.

Super Retail Group Limited (ASX: SUL) 

is a leading Australian specialty retail group which operates well-known brands including Supercheap Auto, rebel, BCF and Macpac across Australia and New Zealand.
For FY25, SUL delivered total sales of $4.07 billion along with normalised net profit after tax of $232.4 million and operating cash flow of $577 million which shows the scale and resilience of the business.

Super Retail Group pays fully franked dividends twice a year and has current annual dividend yield of 6.14%.
The company saw like for like sales growth of 3.1% in the first seven weeks of FY26 alongside continued store expansion and supply chain efficiencies from the new Victorian distribution centre.

(Source: Company Announcements)