HKG:1686 Sunevision Holdings Ltd.
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.
2023 Dividend Cut
HKG:0229 Raymond Industrial Ltd.
HKG:0229 Raymond Industrial Ltd. RAYMOND Industrial Ltd (0229.HK) is a Hong Kong-based company principally engaged in the electrical household appliance businesses. The Company operates through five geographical segments, including Japan, the United States (US), the People’s Republic of China (PRC), Europe and Rest of the World. The PRC segment is engaged in the manufacture of electrical household appliances. The Rest of the World segment is engaged in the sales of electrical household appliances to customers in Australia, Canada and Hong Kong. Its products include batteries, health and personal care products, kitchen products and other small- and medium-sized electrical household appliances, among others.
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HKG:0017 New World Development Co. Ltd.
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 $1.5 in the same period last year. The special dividend is conditional upon the completion of the disposal of approximately 2.38 billion shares of NWS HOLDINGS (00659.HK)
HKG:0987 China Renewable Energy Investment Ltd.
HKG:0987 China Renewable Energy Investment Ltd. Interim results 2022, no dividend was announced. Previous year interim dividend was HK$ 0.05. If you look at the chart above, you will see the 5 year dividend growth streak was more random luck than a carefully planned strategy.
HKG:0916 CHINA LONGYU
HKG:0916 CHINA LONGYU A new Challenger. Dividends come in RMB, growth is slowing, but payout ratio is healthy
HKG:0411 Lam Soon (Hong Kong) Ltd.
HKG:0411 Lam Soon (Hong Kong) Ltd. 8 years of dividend raises makes this company almost a Dividend Contender. Founded in Singapore in the 1930s, Lam Soon first began trading in edible oils, rice and copra. In 1961, the company began operations in Hong Kong and is now a major player in edible oils and home care products in the territory. In 1997, the Hong Leong Group became the major shareholder of the Lam Soon Group. Today, the core businesses of Lam Soon Group are edible oils, flour and home care products.
