Best High Yield ASX Dividend Stocks for Long Term Investors

APA Group, Kina Securities and BSP Financial Group are proving that high yields and sustainable growth can go hand in hand as they grow earnings and reward investors year after year.

Best High Yield ASX Dividend Stocks

APA Group (ASX: APA)

Kina Securities Limited (ASX: KSL)

BSP Financial Group Limited (ASX: BFL)

APA Group (ASX: APA)

had another solid year of earnings growth and stable payouts, keeping its name strong among top high yield stocks which also have growth potential on ASX.

In FY25, its underlying EBITDA went up 6.4% to about A$2.02 billion helped by tight cost control and new projects like Port Hedland Solar and Battery Energy System. Free cash flow was a bit higher at A$1.08 billion and NPAT grew 8.4% to A$129 million. 

The company announced a final dividend of 29 cps which makes total FY25 payout 57 cps which is up 1.8% from last year. With a current annual yield of 6.3% and 21 years straight of dividend growth, APA stays as a good pick for investors looking for stable income. 

It also has about A$2.1 billion worth of organic growth projects in gas, solar and transmission networks while keeping a good credit rating. 

For FY26, APA expects EBITDA between A$2.12–2.20 billion with more dividend growth ahead showing it’s still a steady dividend player with exposure to Australia’s long-term energy shift.

Kina Securities Limited (ASX: KSL)

is keeping up a good balance between paying high dividends and keeping its earnings strong.

For the half year ended June 2025, its net profit grew to PGK 57.7 million and this growth came mainly from higher interest income, foreign exchange income and better fee income from both banking and wealth management.

The bank announced interim dividends of PGK 36.5 million, compared to PGK 44.7 million in the last half, showing that it continues to reward its shareholders and with a current annual dividend yield of around 7.34%, Kina stands out for both income and growth.

Earnings per share also rose and total assets went up to PGK 5.42 billion. Its growing digital banking, increasing loan book and better cost control are helping it perform well overall giving both steady dividends and future upside.

BSP Financial Group Limited (ASX: BFL)

is the biggest bank in the South Pacific and reported good half-year result for 1H25 which shows its growth as Revenue went up by 9.8% to PGK 1.6 billion mainly because of higher foreign exchange income, fees and insurance.

The company’s statutory NPAT increased by 9.8% to PGK 572 million helped by cost control and good loan growth in both retail and corporate sides. The company paid an interim dividend of PGK 0.50 per share which is 11.1% higher than last year and this gives a current annualised dividend yield of 6.88%.

With return on equity of 23.6%, capital adequacy ratio of 25.4% and digital transactions rising 16.6%, BSP is showing it's ability to deploy capital at high rates of return.

Its “Modernising for Growth” strategy and presence in seven Pacific countries shows steady growth and it is well positioned to continue this in the future.

(Source: Company Announcement)