As global trading tensions and economic delays weigh on markets, investors are increasingly looking for stable opportunities for generating income in Asia. In this environment, dividend shares can offer a reliable income flow, making them an attractive choice for those who want to navigate current uncertainties and at the same time benefit from a consistent return.
Name
Dividend yield
Dividend assessment
YCC Parts MFG (TWSE: 1339)
6.03%
★★★★★
Wulianangye Yibinltd (Szse: 000858)
5.19%
★★★★★
NCD (TSE: 4783)
4.01%
★★★★★
Japan Pulp and Paper (TSE: 8032)
4.14%
★★★★★
Japan Excellent (TSE: 8987)
4.04%
★★★★★
Huayu Automotive Systems (SHSE: 600741)
4.44%
★★★★★
Guangxi Liuyao Group (SHSE: 603368)
4.10%
★★★★★
Gakkyushaltd (TSE: 9769)
4.29%
★★★★★
Daicel (TSE: 4202)
4.59%
★★★★★
CAC Holdings (TSE: 4725)
4.78%
★★★★★
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Simply Wall St dividend rating: ★★★★ renvers
Overview: Dai-Dan Co., Ltd. specializes in the design, supervision and construction of electric, air conditioning, plumbing and sanitary facilities and fire control facilities works in Japan with a market capitalization of ¥ 216.15 billion.
Processing: The turnover of Dai-Dan Co., Ltd. is derived from its activities in designing, supervising and building electrical systems, air conditioning installations, sanitary and sanitary projects, as well as fire fighting facilities in Japan.
Dividend yield: 3.3%
The dividend landscape of Dai-Dan shows mixed signals. Recent increase in dividends emphasize potential for income, with a payment from JPY 111 per share announced for the period ending in March 2025. A decrease in JPY 83 per share is expected in March 2026, which reflects volatility. Despite this instability, dividends are well covered by income (payment ratio: 40.1%) and cash flows (cash payment ratio: 58.7%). The shares trades under the estimated real value, but offers a lower yield than Japanese dividend payers from Top class.
TSE: Dividend History from 1980 on Aug 2025 August 2025
Simply Wall St dividend rating: ★★★★★ ren
Overview: FJ Next Holdings Co., Ltd. is involved in the planning, development, sales and brokerage of real estate in Japan and has a market capitalization of ¥ 43.30 billion.
Processing: FJ Next Holdings Co., Ltd. Generates income through various segments, including business development activities at ¥ 106.59 billion, construction activities at ¥ 8.01 billion, real estate management segment at ¥ 4.61 billion, and Inn Business at ¥ 1.30 billion.
Dividend yield: 4.2%
The dividend profile of FJ Next Holdings reveals a complex picture. The company announced a dividend increase from the second quarter to JPY 28 per share, but expects a decrease in JPY 28 for the fourth quarter. Despite stable dividends in the past decade, free cash flows do not cover payments, causing sustainability problems. With an attractive yield of 4.23%-over the JP market average and a low P/E rat of 5.6x, it remains attractive for income-seeking investors in the midst of recent profit growth.
TSE: 8935 Dividend History as on August 2025
Simply Wall St dividend rating: ★★★★★ ren
Overview: Cvilux Corporation produces and sells electronic components in Taiwan, the rest of Asia, Europe and internationally with a market capitalization of NT $ 4.26 billion.
Processing: Cvilux Corporation generates a turnover of NT $ 3.26 billion from the electronic components segment.
Dividend yield: 5.9%
The dividend profile of Cvilux shows a mixed photo for investors. While the dividend yield of 5.93% is in the top 25% of TW market payers, history is characterized by volatility in the past decade. Recent approval of a TWD 258.38 million cash dividend indicates dedication to shareholder returns, supported by a payment ratio that is covered by the profit (77.1%) and cash flows (60.3%). The P/E -Ratio of 13.2x suggests potential value compared to the TW market average, despite fluctuating profit performance that have recently been reported for Q1 2025.
Twse: 8103 Dividend History as on August 2025
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Companies discussed in this article include TSE: 1980 TSE: 8935 and TWSE: 8103.
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