Coles Group Ltd (ASX: WES), David Jones and
The ASX dividend share recently made some more acquisitions, which included spending $135.2 million on a 33.3% tenants in common title interest in the
Myer Holdings Ltd (ASX: MYR) Bourke Street Mall property in the Melbourne CBD. Those combined acquisitions had a passing yield of 5.1% and a long WALE of 11.2 years.
With a 100% distribution payout ratio, it’s expecting FY21 operating earnings per share (EPS) of 29.2 cents – that represents a distribution yield of 6%. Operating EPS is then expected to grow by another 4.5% in FY22.
It’s currently rated as a buy by Citi with a price target of $5.30.
The two
S&P/ASX 200 Index(ASX: XJO) shares in the article are expected to pay a relatively high dividend yield in FY22.
Some businesses have been impacted heavily by COVID-19, but some of them are still generating a high level of cashflow which can fund cash returns to shareholders.
These are two ASX 200 dividend shares that might offer a higher yield for investors in 2021:
This is one of the larger real estate investment trusts (REIT) on the ASX. As the name may suggest, it specialises in owning retail properties.
It’s currently rated as a buy by the brokers at
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SYDNEY (Reuters) -The leader of Australia’s New South Wales (NSW) state on Wednesday ordered a week-long extension of Sydney’s COVID-19 lockdown, warning new cases are bound to rise as the country’s biggest city grapples with the highly infectious Delta variant.
Sydney, home to a fifth of Australia’s 25 million people, was plunged into lockdown on June 26 as a Delta variant outbreak persuaded officials to tighten restrictions in a country that has been slow to vaccinate. Strict stay-at-home orders were due to end on Friday, but now remain in place until July 16.
“This Delta strain is a game-changer, it is extremely transmissible and more contagious than any other form of the virus that we’ve seen,” NSW state Premier Gladys Berejiklian told reporters in Sydney.