Dividend

HDB to pay 25% dividend in cash, stocks, aim for high growth in 2024

The Ho Chi Minh City Development Joint Stock Commercial Bank (HDBank, stock code: HDB) will pay a dividend of 25 per cent, 10 per cent in cash and 15...

VIB approves 29.5% dividend payout

Shareholders of Vietnam International Bank (VIB) approved the dividend distribution plan with a rate of 29.5 per cent, comprising 12.5 per cent cash...

Techcombank (TCB) proposes 15% cash dividend and capital increase plan to shareholders

Việt Nam Technological and Commercial Joint Stock Bank (Techcombank) has presented its shareholders a proposal to distribute a 15 per cent cash...

Biwase (BWE) announces dividend plan and branch restructuring for 2024

Bình Dương Water Environment JSC (Biwase), a prominent name in the water industry, has approved its dividend plan for the year 2023, which includes a...

Quảng Ngãi Sugar (QNS) to pay dividend at rate of 20%

Quang Ngai Sugar SJC said that it will finalise the shareholder list for the distribution of the third dividend payment for 2023 on April 17.

Multiple businesses (SJS) delay dividend payments, disappointing investors

Multiple businesses have been continuously delaying dividend payments, some even for a decade, leaving shareholders disappointed.

Banks increase capital through paying dividends in shares

Many large banks are implementing plans to issue shares to pay dividends in the last months of this year.

PVI plans to pay cash dividend at 33 per cent

PVI Holdings saw another year of positive growth in 2022, with the reinsurance segment taking the lead in the domestic market for the first time.

Hoa Phat (HPG) expects to pay stock dividend from June to August

The Board of Directors of Hoa Phat Group (HoSE: HPG) has approved the 2021 dividend payment of 35 per cent, of which 5 per cent is paid in cash with...

Banks (ACB)  to pay dividends ahead of annual meetings

Shareholders are now focusing on news about bank dividends, especially as banks have been doing well throughout the past year despite the COVID-19...





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