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Top 5 ASX Gold Stocks with Stable Dividend Yields

Written By: Varun Ratra   September 30, 2026
Varun Ratra

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Sep 30, 2026  •  05:09 AM
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Here are top 5 ASX gold stocks which provide investors with an exposure to gold along with a stable dividend yield.

1. Regis Resources Limited (ASX: RRL), on 21 September 2026, announced Rosemont underground exploration update, with recent assay results highlighting the potential to further extend resources and mine life. It confirms that the mineralized unit extends 600 meters south of the current resource envelope at Rosemont. The recent drilling results included intersections up to 1.6m @ 8.8 g/t Au and 3.3m @ 3.67 g/t Au.

Gold production for the year remained at 379koz at an AISC of $3,294/oz and outstanding average realized price of $6,283/oz which showcases strong performance.

The company’s market capitalization stands at $5.67 billion, with an impressive fully franked dividend yield of 4.67%, supported by a recent final dividend payout of 20 cps, to be paid on 7 October.

The company expects FY27 to be a relatively stable year, with Duketon being the major gold producer, which positions the company well for investors seeking exposure to gold, along with regular income.

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2. Evolution Mining Limited (ASX: EVN) announced on 21 September 2026 that the scheme booklet for the proposed acquisition by Evolution Mining Limited of Canterbury Resources had been registered with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission.

Gold production for FY26 stood at 715koz at an AISC of $1,717/oz and average gold price of $6,023/oz, which showcased impressive performance.

The company has a market capitalization of $27.11 billion with a fully franked dividend yield of 3.09%. It has also announced a final dividend of 21 cps, to be paid on 2 October.

The company’s aim for FY27 revolves around maintaining its current profitability and cash-generation position to deliver strong returns to shareholders.

Β 3. Northern Star Resources Limited (ASX: NST), on 28 September 2026, announced that it had received a proposal from Gold Fields Limited on 14 September to acquire 100% of its shares for 0.3125 new shares of Gold Fields and $7.25 in cash to each shareholder, which the board has rejected due to several reasons.

Earlier on 20 August, the company announced FY26 results which showcased impressive performance as gold production remained at 1.5 Moz for FY26. Revenue went up by 19% to $7.6 billion in FY26 with an underlying NPAT of $1.8 billion, an increment of 26% compared to previous year. Cash earnings stood at $2.9 billion, reflecting robust cash generation.

The company has a market capitalisation of $33.18 billion with a fully franked dividend yield of 2.36% and has also announced a final dividend payout of 30cps, to be paid on 15 October.

Looking ahead, the company remains focused towards the production at KCGM along with increased capital investment and exploration expenditure.

Β 4. Perseus Mining Limited (ASX: PRU), on 26 August 2026, published its June ending FY26 results, stating a total gold production of 405 koz for the year, with an AISC of US1,750/ozandaveragegoldsalespriceofUS3,693/oz.

Revenue for the year stood at US1.5billion,withEBITDAincreasing16%toUS861 million and net profit after tax of US$480.5 million, supporting an increased EPS of 31.7 Australian cents.

The company has a market capitalization of $8.65 billion with an unfranked dividend yield of 2.14%, backed by a recent unfranked final dividend announcement of 9cps, to be paid on 7 October.

The company continued to focus on its Nyanzaga Gold Project which is on track for its first gold pour in January 2027, positioning it well for further growth.

Β 5. Ramelius Resources Limited (ASX: RMS) announced on 28 September 2026 that earlier the Western Australian Environmental Protection Authority’s decided not to assess the Roe Project under Part IV of the Environmental Protection Act. However, the Department of Water & Environmental Regulation has granted it a Works Approval under Part V of the act.Β 

Gold production for FY26 remained at 192koz at an AISC of $1,983/oz, while the company expects to increase production by more than 200% by FY30.

The company expects gold production to increase to around 562-610koz by FY30 along with 8.25Mt mill capacity.

The company has a market capitalization of around $7.28 billion, with a fully franked dividend yield of 0.77%, supported by a final dividend payout of 3 cps, to be paid on 13 October.
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(Source: Company Announcements)

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