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Jun 5, 2015 · OCBC Bank Dividend Yields history across the years.
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4 days ago · OCBC (SGX:O39)'s Dividends and Corporate Actions including Rights, Splits, Entitlements, etc.
A final tax-exempt dividend of 42 cents (2022: final dividend of 40 cents) per share has been recommended for the financial year 2023 (“FY23”). Including the interim tax-exempt dividend of 40 cents (2022: interim
With strong earnings and sound capital position, the Board is pleased to recommend an increase in the final dividend to 42 cents per share from 40 cents a year ago. This brings the FY23 dividend to 82 cents per share, up 21% from 68 cents a year ago and represents a payout ratio of 53% of the Group’s FY23 net profit.
Feb 28, 2024 · Total dividend of 82 cents is 12% higher than the previous fiscal year. OCBC has reported a S$7.02b net profit for FY2023, 27% higher than a year ago, its latest financial statement showed. This is the first time that OCBC's profits crossed the S$7b mark. Banking operations net profit also rose 27% to S$6.39b over the same period.
Sep 18, 2023 · OCBC Share Dividend 2023. During its half-yearly results, the bank announced an interim dividend of S$0.40 per share, a substantial 43% increase from the previous S$0.28.
Feb 28, 2024 · 2023 full year dividend raised to 82 cents, up 21% from 68 cents in 2022. Singapore, 28 February 2024 – Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited (“OCBC”) reported net profit of S$7.02 billion for the financial year 2023 (“FY23”), up 27% from S$5.53 billion a year ago (“FY22”).
We are pleased to raise the 2023 interim dividend to 40 cents, up 43% or 12 cents from a year ago. This represents a payout ratio of 50% of the Group’s 1H23 net profit.
Dividend EPS ROE Performance highlights 3 Robust full year profit drove ROE higher to 13.7% Income rose 20% to a new high NII grew 25% to a record high, boosted by asset growth and strong NIM expansion Non-II up from increased trading and investment income CIR improved to 38.7% NPL ratio lower at 1.0%, with credit costs at 20bps
