🇦🇺 Australia

Historical Australia dividend data.

Gross yield, dividend calendar, and payout-frequency tables for the S&P/ASX 200. Data as of Jun 2026. This is a historical snapshot, not a live market feed. No investment advice.

Historical snapshot Retrieved Jun 10, 2026

Historical data warning: this snapshot is outside DividendTen's current freshness window. Dates shown here are historical records, not a live or upcoming-event feed.

S&P/ASX 200 market pages uses historical snapshot. Snapshot date: 2026-06-10 (72 days old at build time). This is a historical snapshot and may not reflect current market conditions. Dates shown in the table must not be interpreted as upcoming events unless independently confirmed with a primary source.

Source status: Historical snapshot
Snapshot date: Jun 10, 2026
Last verified: Retrieved Jun 10, 2026
Source reference: DividendTen methodology and benchmark snapshot files Methodology Data sources
Retrieved: Jun 10, 2026

This page is for research and education only. It is not investment, tax, legal, or personalized financial advice. See the methodology and data sources pages before using any figures.

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ASX 200 benchmark hub

Overview, gross yield trend chart, and dated summary snapshot. Snapshot gross yield: 4.16%.

Highest dividend yield

Top 10 highest-yielding rows in the dated ASX 200 snapshot. Not a live ranking.

Dividend calendar

Ex-dividend, record, payment, amount, and frequency fields. All listed ex-dates are historical at build time.

Payout frequency

Dated breakdown by quarterly, semi-annual, and annual or irregular payment schedule.

Country hub context

How to read Australian dividend data

The Australia hub focuses on the S&P/ASX 200. The historical Jun 2026 snapshot records 181 of 201 tracked companies as dividend payers over the preceding twelve-month period, with a benchmark gross yield field of 4.16%.

Australian dividend research often needs extra context around franking credits, grossed-up yield language, ex-dividend timing, and whether a payment is interim, final, or special. DividendTen keeps these ideas separate from stock selection and tax advice.

Because this dataset is now historical, use the hub to inspect dated fields, methodology, and source context. Verify newer market values against primary or licensed sources before relying on them.

Contextual DividendTen links: Franking credit definition Franking credits explained ASX 200 dividend calendar Franking credit calculator Data verification policy

Questions about the S&P/ASX 200 snapshot

What dividend yield does the ASX 200 snapshot show?

DividendTen's historical Jun 2026 snapshot shows an ASX 200 gross dividend yield of 4.16%. This is a trailing gross snapshot for the S&P/ASX 200 index as a whole, not a current quote or forward forecast.

How many ASX 200 companies are marked as dividend payers in the snapshot?

In the historical Jun 2026 snapshot, 181 out of 201 tracked ASX 200 companies are marked as having paid a dividend in the preceding twelve-month period, representing 90% of the benchmark.

What are franking credits in Australian dividends?

Franking credits (also called imputation credits) can be attached to dividends paid from profits on which Australian company tax has been paid. Tax treatment depends on eligibility and individual circumstances. DividendTen's market tables do not calculate personal tax outcomes; consult official ATO guidance or a qualified tax professional where needed.