Kimly | Image credit: kimlygroup.sgAs February 2026 approaches, income investors eyeing these three dividend payers face a mixed picture. This steady performance was bolstered by improved gross profit margins, which successfully offset rising finance costs associated with lease renewals. This net cash position of over S$63 million gives management ample flexibility to maintain – or even grow – dividends. In FY2025, the group achieved a 7.4% YoY revenue increase to S$2.32 billion, fueled by strong canned milk sales and the expansion of its beverage portfolio. However, attributable profit declined 6.4% to S$141.3 million, primarily due to one-off restructuring costs and goodwill write-offs, while core profits remained largely flat.