Hua Xia Bank Vows to Balance Growth with Shareholder Returns in Future Dividend Strategy

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At its interim results briefing for the first half of 2026 held on August 31, Hua Xia Bank Co., Limited (SSE: 600015) outlined its forward-looking approach to shareholder distributions.

Addressing the bank's future dividend roadmap, Chief Financial Officer Liu Yue stated that the institution will consistently prioritize shareholder value and strive to enhance investor satisfaction. The bank plans to calibrate its future cash dividend payout ratios and frequency by weighing factors such as operating performance, financial standing, capital adequacy, and long-term sustainability, all while adhering to regulatory requirements and striking a balance between its own development and shareholder compensation.

Liu further highlighted that in recent years, the bank has achieved concurrent increases in both total dividend payouts and the payout ratio. By maintaining a consistent and stable cash dividend policy, Hua Xia Bank continues to share the fruits of its operational progress with investors, aiming to solidify their sense of reward and confidence.

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