HKG:1686 Sunevision Holdings Ltd. For 3 years the dividend pyout ratio was close to 100%. 2023 that was ut short to 50%. Unfortunately that ended the beautiful chart of 11 consequtive dividend raises.
HKG:1339 PICC GROUP A word of caution, interim dividends 2022 where completely withdrawn.
HKG:0867 CMS What a beautiful chart! Results of 2022 are okay. Dividends got up 2.5% , Debt/Equity remained stable. This looks promising in terms of higher proceeds of holding this stock. (Average 5-yr Dividend Growth is almost 15%)
HKG:0369 WING TAI PPT Wing Tai Properties (0369.HK) is a Dividend Contender. The years that were skinny, they froze the dividend, never decreased in 13 years. The last couple of years the dividend growth stagnated to zero. A good high yield is making up for it. Also dividend pay out ratio i below 50%
HKG:0270 GUANGDONG INV The Group is principally engaged in water resources, property investment and development, department store operation, hotel ownership, operation and management and infrastructure (energy projects and road and bridge operation).
HKG:0222 Min Xin Holding Min Xin Holdings (0222.HK) a conglomerate involved in many businss endeavours. A brilliant payout ratio
HKG:0173 K. WAH INT’L This company has recently reduced its dividend payout. This follows a significant decline in earnings per share (EPS) over the past two years. The lower EPS resulted in an unsustainable payout ratio, necessitating a reduction in dividends to maintain financial stability.
HKG:0017 New World Development Co. Ltd. Dividends totaled $1.89, including a final dividend of $0.3 and a conditional special dividend of $1.59, compared to a final dividend of $1.5 in the same period last year. The special dividend is conditional upon the completion of the disposal of approximately 2.38 billion shares of NWS HOLDINGS (00659.HK)
HKG:0014 Hysan Development Co. Ltd. The Group’s principal activities are property investment, management and development. This dividend Contender’s departure was expected after a 25% cut in dividends. Their dividend payout ratio had been too high for three years straight. On the bright side, what can be wrong with a 8% yield?
