3 ASX Stocks With Upcoming Dividends

ASX Dividend stocks provide a simple way to generate passive income because investors can receive regular cash payments from profitable companies without needing to sell their shares.

Passive Income focused investors should consider investing in these 3 upcoming ASX dividend stocks that have recently delivered impressive earnings and announced fresh payouts.

QuickFee Limited (ASX: QFE)

QuickFee Limited (ASX: QFE) is one of the best picks among upcoming ASX dividend stocks as it reported a solid H1 FY26 result supported by the sale of its US Pay Now business and improved profitability.

Total revenue was $10.1 million which was down 14% year-on-year however underlying revenue excluding the divested US Pay Now business rose 4% while EBTDA increased sharply to $2 million and NPAT before profit on sale was $0.8 million.

The company recorded a statutory profit of $36.4 million for the period which was mainly due to a $35.6 million profit on sale of the US Pay Now business.

QuickFee announced an interim dividend of 0.5 cents per share which was 27% franked and yield is 6.02% based on current stock price which marked its first dividend.

The ex-dividend date is 3 March 2026 and the payment date is 18 March 2026 while management confirmed FY26 EBTDA guidance of $3.75 million to $4.25 million which is supported by net interest margins of 15% and a low capex business model.

Latitude Group Holdings Limited (ASX: LFS)

has gained attention among upcoming ASX dividend stocks because it delivered a solid result as total operating income rose 15% to $839.5 million and net interest income increased 18% to $813.6 million.

Risk adjusted income increased by 11% to $573.2 million while cash NPAT rose by 59% to $105.1 million. This was because of strong operating leverage and tight cost control across the business.

The company declared a fully franked dividend of 5 cents per share with ex-dividend date is 20 March 2026 and payment will be made on 21 April 2026. The yield is 5.3% based on the current share price.

Management expects asset growth to remain disciplined which should support stable credit performance within target ranges. It also plans further investment in technology and AI to improve operating leverage which supports sustainable earnings and dividend capacity in FY26.

Regal Partners Limited (ASX: RPL)

Regal Partners Limited (ASX: RPL) reported a strong FY25 result which shows its scale as a diversified alternative asset manager with funds under management of almost $20.9 billion. 

The company for the year ended December 2025 recorded total net income of $419.0 million which is 49% higher while normalised NPAT rose 65% to $160.5 million because management fees increased 25% to $203.1 million and performance fees jumped 108% to $175.7 million.

The company at 31 December 2025 held a solid debt free balance sheet which included about $250 million in capital and it also expanded its corporate facility to $130 million that remains undrawn which gives flexibility for seed investments, M&A and shareholder returns.

Regal announced a fully franked final dividend of 15 cents per share which has an ex-dividend date of 2 March 2026 and a payment date of 25 March 2026 and this represents a yield of 4.77% based on the current share price.

(Source: Company Reports)