ASX stocks highlighted for growth and dividend potential

Various Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) companies are being highlighted for their growth and dividend potential.

APA Group, an energy infrastructure business, reported a solid FY26 result with underlying operating profit (EBITDA) rising 8.3% to $2.18 billion. The company manages over $20 billion in assets, including gas pipelines and renewable energy sites, and maintains an organic growth development pipeline of $3.5 billion.

In the banking sector, Judo Capital Holdings Ltd reported a 29% increase in statutory net profit to $111.1 million for its FY26 results. Analysts have provided an average price target that implies potential capital growth of approximately 45% over the next year.

For income-focused investors, Charter Hall Long WALE REIT and Dexus Industria REIT are noted for their dividend yields. Charter Hall Long WALE REIT targets a distribution payout ratio of 100% of its rental earnings, with an expected distribution yield of 7.1% in FY27. Additionally, TechnologyOne Ltd and Hub24 Ltd are identified as potential growth opportunities due to their ability to reinvest profits and expand market presence.