ASX dividend shares to have consistent passive income

Passive income works best when it is reliable and these ASX stocks offer dividend yields that are well balanced with risk which makes them suitable options for income-focused investors.

ASX dividend shares For passive income

Adairs Limited (ASX: ADH) 

Dicker Data Limited (ASX: DDR) 

Bank of Queensland Limited (ASX: BOQ) 

Super Retail Group Limited (ASX: SUL) 

Adairs Limited (ASX: ADH) 

posted a steady result in FY25 as group sales grew 6.5% to $618.1 million and underlying EBIT for the group reached $55.2 million which is slightly above last year. 
The balance sheet stayed stable with net debt rising only modestly to $67.6 million while inventory increased to $96 million as the company prepared for stronger demand.

A major recent development is the continued rollout of the Vision 2030 strategy which aims to reduce discounting and enhance customer experience through technology upgrades, including a new ERP system and improved digital capabilities. 
The company also paid fully franked dividends of 10.5 cents per share in FY25 which amounts to current annual yield of 5.79%.

Dicker Data Limited (ASX: DDR) 

delivered a solid first half of FY25 as the company continued to benefit from strong technology spending trends across Australia and New Zealand. 
Gross revenue for the period rose 15.7% to $1.84 billion and EBITDA for the half reached $75.4 million while net profit before tax grew 13.3% to $57.6 million.
The balance sheet remained stable with total assets of $1.18 billion and cash increased to $64 million while borrowings rose slightly.

Dicker Data expects robust demand from stronger adoption of AI PCs, sustained momentum in cybersecurity solutions and improving spending trends across SMB and mid-market customers. 
The company currently offers a 5.33% annual yield and FY25 guidance is gross revenue of $3.7–$3.8 billion along with net profit before tax of $120–$124 million.

Bank of Queensland Limited (ASX: BOQ) 

delivered a steady FY25 performance as the bank worked on strengthening its balance sheet, improving operational efficiency and pushing ahead with its multi-year transformation program.
Total income for the year increased 4% to $1.657 billion while cash earnings after tax rose 12% to $383 million, helped by a better asset mix, stronger margins and tighter cost control. 

Return on average tangible equity improved by 70 bps to 7.9% and the fully franked FY25 dividend was 38 cents per share which amounts to a current annual yield of 5.85%. 
A major milestone in FY25 was the 13 bps lift in net interest margin in 2H25 and BOQ’s digital bank also continued to scale with around 1.5 million customers.

Super Retail Group Limited (ASX: SUL) 

delivered a steady FY25 performance as total sales increased to $4.07 billion which grew by 4.5%, supported by new store openings.
Normalised NPAT reached $232.4 million with a gross margin of 45.6% and the company has net cash position of $63 million.

Active club members rose by one million to 12.5 million, BCF recorded 7.9% growth and Macpac lifted segment sales to $231 million through continued network expansion.
SUL’s current annual yield sits at around 5.91%, supported by stable cash flows and the company will benefit from a rate cut which is expected soon.

(Source: Company Announcements)