What is the dividend payout ratio, dividend payout, what is dividend and what is dividend ?

The so-called dividend payout ratio, that is, the total number of dividends paid in the current year and the total profit in the same year, this indicator is indeed generally between 40-60%, and some listed companies pay special dividends, which will make this indicator exceed 100%. However, under normal circumstances, it would be considered that a dividend payout ratio of more than 60% will cause difficulties for the further development of the company. The payout ratio is an indicator that reflects the boldness of a listed company to return to shareholders through cash.

Generally, the dividend payout rate is relatively healthy at 30%-70%, too little indicates that the company's profitability is low or blindly expanding, or the management does not understand management, and the iron rooster is one. Too much means that the company itself is pessimistic about the prospects of the company or industry, which should not be.

The crediting interest rate and the interest rate ratio are two similar but should never be confused. The so-called dividend payout ratio, that is, the total number of dividends paid in the current year and the total profit in the same year, this indicator is indeed generally between 40-60%, and some listed companies pay special dividends, which will make this indicator exceed 100%. However, under normal circumstances, it would be considered that a dividend payout ratio of more than 60% will cause difficulties for the further development of the company.

The dividend payout ratio is an indicator that reflects the boldness of listed companies to return their shareholders through cash, and that's it.

The interest rate is the current stock price of the total number of dividends per share in the previous year, and this indicator represents the rate of return that the listed company gives to shareholders through cash dividends. Generally speaking, the interest rate is mostly below 5%, and more than 4-5% is often called high-dividend stocks, and many high-dividend stock indexes or high-dividend stocks** generally invest in these yields of at least 3% or more, and can generally reach 4-5%**.

After a period of operation (usually one year), if the company is operating normally and generates profits, dividends and bonuses are distributed to shareholders. There are generally three ways of delivery: one is in the form of cash payment to shareholders.

This is the most common and common form. The second is to allocate shares to shareholders, which is mainly to keep funds in the company to expand operations, so as to pursue the long-term interests and long-term goals of the company's development. The third form is distribution in kind, which is the distribution of the company's products to shareholders as dividends and bonuses.

On the eve of the dividend payment, shareholders who hold ** must pay close attention to the 4 dates related to the dividend payment, these 4 dates are:

1.The dividend announcement date, which is the time when the company's board of directors announces the dividend to the public.

2.The dividend date, which is the date on which the dividend is officially paid to shareholders.

3.The record date of the shares, that is, the date on which the shareholders who count and subscribe to the dividend distribution during the period.

4.The ex-dividend date, i.e. the date on which the current dividend will no longer be paid.

Bonus shares are a certain amount of ** given by listed companies to shareholders free of charge in proportion. The procedures for giving bonus shares in Shanghai and Shenzhen are generally similar: after the market closes on the equity registration date, the SSE ** Depository and Clearing Company and the Shenzhen ** Registration Company will send a detailed database of investors' shares to the brokerage, which includes the issuance of tradable shares and the issuance of non-tradable shares (employee shares, transfer allotment shares).

Based on this data, the brokerage directly transfers the number of bonus shares to the shareholder's account. According to the regulations, the bonus shares issued by the Shanghai Stock Exchange can be listed and circulated on the first trading day after the equity registration date ——— the ex-rights date; **The bonus shares will be listed on the third trading day after the share registration date. Listed companies will generally publish the listing and circulation date of bonus shares at the same time when announcing the share registration date, and shareholders can also pay attention to the announcements of listed companies.

Dividends and dividends refer to the process of dividends and dividends distributed by listed companies to their shareholders, and it is also the process by which shareholders realize their own rights and interests. There are two main forms of dividends: cash dividends and ** dividends.

Dividends are basically calculated in 1 unit for every 10 shares, such as 10 shares for 10 shares, 10 shares for 10 shares, 10 shares for 10 shares, 10 shares for 10 yuan.

The China Insurance Regulatory Commission stipulates that insurance companies must distribute no less than 70% of their investment income to customers every year.

Investors buy a listed company's **, invest in the company, and enjoy the right to dividends from the company, generally speaking, there are two forms of dividends for listed companies; To distribute cash dividends and ** dividends to shareholders, listed companies can choose one of the forms of dividends according to the situation, or they can be used in both forms at the same time.

Dividends refer to the distribution of cash, and dividends are a type of dividends, including cash distributions and allotments.

Dividends are undistributed profits, after deducting provident fund and other expenses to shareholders, is a way of shareholder income, and the increase in share capital is a form of share giving away to listed companies, it is extracted from the provident fund, the profits accumulated by listed companies over the years and the income from the premium issuance of new shares through the form of shares to be realized.

Common shares are entitled to dividends, while preferred shares generally do not. A joint-stock company can only distribute dividends when it earns a profit.

Dividends and dividends refer to the company's after-tax profits, after making up for the losses of previous years, withdrawing the statutory reserve fund and arbitrary provident fund, and distributing the remaining profits in the form of current travel or **, according to the proportion of shareholders' shareholdings or according to the methods stipulated in the articles of association.

For people who have contributed experience, the concept of dividends should not be unfamiliar, but for some ordinary people, perhaps the concept of dividends is not very clear.

What is a Dividend?

**Dividends refer to the company's profits and dividends to shareholders, and shareholders can obtain their rights and interests through this method. Generally, there are two ways: cash dividends and ** dividends.

**When is the dividend payout?

Generally, the dividend is paid out in 5 to 7 months after the release of the annual report of the listed company.

On the day before the dividend is paid, the shareholders who hold ** must pay close attention to the 4 dates related to the dividend payment.

1. The dividend announcement date, that is, the moment when the company's board of directors releases the audio of the dividend to the public.

2. The equity registration date, that is, the date on which the dividend earnings of the participating shareholders are calculated and confirmed, and the shareholders who hold the company's ** during this period can enjoy the dividend distribution.

3. The ex-dividend date is generally one working day after the equity registration date, and the current dividend will no longer be enjoyed after today (including today).

4. The date of payment is the date when the dividend is officially paid to shareholders. According to the efficiency of depository and fund transfer, it will generally arrive in the shareholder's account within a few working days.

After understanding the basic concept of dividends, you should know that the contribution is not only the income of the price difference, but also the income brought by these dividends, so there will be so many people willing to contribute**, don't underestimate these dividends, it is still very considerable.

There is no fixed time for dividend distribution, usually at the end of the year, and the dividend payment time will be announced after the general meeting of shareholders, generally in January. **Whether dividends and dividends depend on whether the annual report or semi-annual report of the listed company has a distribution plan, and the listed company announces the distribution plan, which is only a notice plan, and whether it is implemented or not, and waits for the general meeting of shareholders to be convened.

Dividends: It is a dividend paid by the joint-stock company to investors every year according to a certain proportion of the ** share in the profit.

Giving away shares: a form of dividends for listed companies. That is, it is a form of distributing corporate profits to the shareholders of listed companies by giving away shares.

Dividends refer to the return on investment of listed companies to shareholders. Dividends are a way of shareholder income that will be distributed to shareholders after withdrawing the statutory provident fund, community chest and other items according to the regulations. Common shares are entitled to dividends, while preferred shares are generally not entitled to dividends.