Best ASX Dividend Stocks to Buy Before the Rest of the Market Goes for it
For investors hunting for high yield passive income, these ASX-listed companies stand out for their high dividend yields making them top contenders before the broader market catches on.
Helia Group Limited (ASX: HLI)
is one of the top mortgage insurance providers in Australia as it had impressive half year result in FY25.
The company made a statutory NPAT of around $134 million and an underlying NPAT of $126 million which came mainly from stable housing credit quality and Insurance revenue came in at about $182 million.
The company paid out a fully franked dividend of 16 cents per share and an unfranked special dividend of 27 cents per share which together gives a current annual yield of 20.28%.
For the rest of FY25, Helia expects insurance revenue to be between $350 to $390 million as it looks like one of the strongest high-yield stocks in the financial sector.
Yancoal Australia Limited (ASX: YAL)
in the September 2025 quarter produced around 15.8 million tonnes (Mt) of ROM coal.
Its coal sales went up by 31% quarter on quarter to 10.7 Mt because shipping conditions got better. The average coal price it realised was around $140 per tonne, thermal coal averaged $130/t and metallurgical coal around $195/t.
Yancoal ended the quarter with about $1.8 billion in cash and It also lifted its stake in the Moolarben Joint Venture to 98.75% which made its production base stronger.
With a total dividend of $0.582 per share in FY25, Yancoal currently gives an annual yield of 11.08% showing how strong its cash generation is and how lucrative its returns to shareholders are.
Pepper Money Limited (ASX: PPM)
keeps giving solid returns to its shareholders with steady profits making it one of Australia’s top non-bank lenders.
For the first half of FY25, it posted a net profit after tax of about $47 million, which is up around 2% from last year. It also reached a record total assets under management (AUM) of $20.1 billion.
The net interest margin increased to 1.98% while the asset finance part had a healthy 2.73% margin.
The company announced an interim dividend of 6.4 cents per share and also a special dividend of 12.5 cents which gives it a current annual yield of around 12.38%.
Pepper’s capital base stays strong due to tight cost controls as it looks set to keep showing strong double-digit growth while also maintaining payouts for its shareholders.
(Source: Company Announcements)
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