Passive income seekers frequently seek stocks with upcoming dividends. These given stocks may be of interest to such investors.
5 ASX Stocks with Upcoming Dividends
Genesis Energy Limited (ASX: GNE)
Ambertech Limited (ASX: AMO)
Shine Justice Limited (ASX: SHJ)
Imperial Pacific Limited (ASX: IPC)
NAOS Emerging Opportunities Company Limited (ASX: NCC)
Genesis Energy Limited (ASX: GNE)
delivered solid results for FY2025 with revenue climbing 21% to NZ$3.72 billion and normalised EBITDAF going up 14% to NZ$470.4 million. NPAT also increased by 29% to NZ$169.1 million. The board announced a final dividend of NZ$0.084 per share which brings the total payout for the year to 14.3 cps compared to 14.0 cps in FY2024. This works out to a dividend yield of around 6.12% though the final dividend is 0% franked. The ex-dividend date is of 24 September 2025 and payment date is 10 October 2025. Looking ahead the company is aiming for mid to upper NZ$500m EBITDAF by FY2028 showing it is trying to balance growth along with giving steady dividends.
Ambertech Limited (ASX: AMO)
posted a revenue of A$101.2 million in FY2025 which is 6% higher than last year mainly due to solid demand in retail and integrated solutions. EBITDA however went down by 8% to A$4.3 million because of weaker project margins and NPAT also dropped to A$0.8 million compared to A$1.4 million in FY2024. Even with the earnings decline the company announced a final dividend of 0.6 cents per share fully franked which comes to a payout ratio of 68%. The dividend has an ex dividend date of 25 September 2025 and payment will be made on 17 October 2025 giving a yield of around 3.33% to shareholders. Going ahead AMO expects its FY2026 EBITDA margins to be better than FY2025.
Shine Justice Limited (ASX: SHJ)
posted revenue of about A$204.4 million in FY2025 which is higher than last year’s A$195.7 million. This shows steady growth mainly in personal injury and class actions. Adjusted EBITDA however dropped to A$38.4 million from A$45.0 million and adjusted NPAT also declined to A$9.7 million from A$14.5 million. The company is working on restructuring along with investing more in technology and building up its international mass torts pipeline which could give stronger results in FY2026. A fully franked final dividend of 3.5 cents per share was announced with ex dividend date 29 September 2025 and payment date 15 October 2025 and this gives a yield of about 7.14%.
Imperial Pacific Limited (ASX: IPC)
had revenue of about A$371,000 in FY25 which is a drop compared to A$742,000 in FY24 mainly because of lower performance fees. The company’s NPAT also dropped to A$185,000 from A$385,000 but shareholder equity went up by 11% to A$10.7 million as portfolio gains and its 41% stake in London City Equities helped a lot. A fully franked final dividend of 7 cents per share was announced with ex dividend date on 2 October 2025 and payment scheduled for 16 October 2025. This means a yield of 4.0% which is similar to the last years. The company is focusing on improving portfolio results and maintaining steady investor returns with its disciplined investment style.
NAOS Emerging Opportunities Company Limited (ASX: NCC)
had a strong comeback in FY25 with revenue jumping 118% to A$3.5 million and PBT rising 105% to A$1.15 million. NPAT stood at A$283,550 which is a big change from the loss it reported in FY24.The company showed good control with post tax net tangible assets per share at $0.50 and total shareholder equity of A$36.9 million. The Board announced a fully franked final dividend of 2 cents per share with ex dividend date on 8 October 2025 and payment date on 31 October 2025.This works out to about 10.25% yearly yield supported by a history of consistent payouts.
(Source: Company Announcements)
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