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Three ASX investments highlighted for dividend income
The story points to three ASX-listed investments for someone considering how to invest $10,000 for income.
They are Centuria Industrial REIT, which owns industrial properties across Australia; supermarket group Coles; and the WCM Quality Global Growth Fund, an exchange-traded fund.
Centuria expects to raise its annual distribution to 17.3 cents per unit in FY27, a stated yield of 6.2%.
Coles has increased its payout in recent years, and its FY26 payout represents a grossed-up yield of 4.75%, including franking credits.
WCMQ invests in global companies and aims to pay a minimum annualised cash distribution yield of 5%.
The story says the fund has outperformed the global share market over the past three years and since its 2018 launch.
These figures describe expected or historical income and returns, not guaranteed future results.
Motley Fool AU highlighted three ASX investments for people seeking dividend income: Centuria Industrial REIT, Coles Group and WCM Quality Global Growth Fund.
The article said Centuria expected to raise its annual distribution per unit by 3% to 17.3 cents in FY27.
Coles’ FY26 payout translates to a grossed-up dividend yield of 4.75%, including franking credits.
WCM Quality Global Growth Fund aims to pay a minimum annualised cash distribution yield of 5%.
The article described the investments as offering income alongside business or portfolio growth.
- Who
- Motley Fool AU highlighted three ASX investments for dividend income.
- What
- The article discussed Centuria Industrial REIT, Coles Group and WCM Quality Global Growth Fund.
- When
- Published on 11 October 2026.
- Where
- The investments are listed on the Australian Securities Exchange.
- Why
- The article presented them as options for investors seeking dividend income and growth.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
I'd happily split $10,000 among the ASX dividend shares below.
WCM Quality Global Growth Fund began its performance record, according to the article.
Centuria grew net operating income by 5.2% and its annual distribution per unit by 3%.
Centuria expects to grow funds from operations by up to 5.5% and raise its distribution per unit to 17.3 cents.
Motley Fool AU published its article highlighting the three investments.
- Centuria assets
- 83 assets worth around $4 billion
- Centuria expected FY27 distribution
- 17.3 cents per unit
- Coles FY26 grossed-up dividend yield
- 4.75%, including franking credits
- WCM minimum annualised cash distribution yield
- 5%
- WCM portfolio net return
- 22% over the past three years
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