Listed Banks 203 Billion 600 Million Dividend: ICBC &Nbsp At Most; Deep Development Is The Most Miserly.

Xingye Bank has the highest cash dividend of 0.46 yuan per share, and the cash dividend has been above 0.25 yuan.

In 2010, the net profit of 16 listed banks was 684 billion 300 million yuan, compared with the first three this year.

There is no denying that banks have made a big profit.

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ICBC 2010 dividend 64 billion 200 million most

According to statistics from the retail banking Laboratory of financial weekly, in 2010, 14 banks in 16 listed banks paid dividends, and the total annual dividends amounted to 203 billion 600 million yuan (including tax), accounting for 29.8% of the total profits of 16 banks in 2010.

Among them, the total cash dividends in 2010 amounted to the largest industrial and commercial bank, reaching 64 billion 200 million yuan, accounting for 38.7% of net profit, which was higher than the average level of the industry.

ICBC has paid dividends every year since 2006, and has made 5 dividends, all of which are cash dividends, with a total dividend volume of 225 billion 900 million yuan.

Following the ICBC's subsequent construction bank and Bank of China, the total cash dividends in 2010 were 53 billion 100 million yuan and 40 billion 800 million yuan respectively.

The Construction Bank's net profit in 2010 was 135 billion yuan, and the dividend scheme was 10 yuan (including tax), the total dividend amount was 53 billion 100 million yuan, accounting for 39.3% of net profit, which was higher than that of the industrial and Commercial Bank of China (39.3%).

Since its listing in 2007, the Construction Bank has paid dividends every year, with a total dividend of 160 billion 800 million yuan in four years.

The net profit of Bank of China has been third in the banking sector, and its dividend is not stingy. In 2010, dividends were 40 billion 800 million yuan, accounting for 37.2% of net profit of 109 billion 700 million yuan, slightly inferior to that of Construction Bank and industrial and Commercial Bank of China.

However, since its listing in 2006, it has also paid dividends every year, with a cumulative dividend of 144 billion 800 million yuan in 5 years.

In 2010, the total amount of dividends reached more than ten billion yuan was also the Agricultural Bank, which was 17 billion 539 million yuan. Since the Agricultural Bank was only listed in 2010, the previous banks were listed for the first time, and their share of net profit was low.

In this way, the four largest state-owned banks ranked the top four among the most profitable banks, while the four state-owned banks reached 175 billion 600 million yuan in 2010, and the remaining banks had no more than ten billion dividends.

Deep development for 8 years, only 1 years, dividends are the most stingy.

The total dividends of the four major state-owned banks are the envy of many listed companies and investors. What about dividends paid by joint-stock banks and city commercial banks?

The amount of dividends paid by Bank of communications and China Merchants Bank in 2010 was 6 billion 750 million yuan and 6 billion 260 million yuan respectively. The Bank of communications was only 500 million yuan more than that of China Merchants Bank, but the difference between the two banks was about ten billion yuan. In 2010, the bank's net profit was 39 billion 200 million yuan, while China Merchants Bank was 25 billion 800 million yuan.

Of course, at the same time, the Bank of communications also implemented a 10 - 1 - share scheme.

Everbright Bank went public in 2011, leaving many banks behind for the first time.

In 2010, Everbright Bank paid 3 billion 825 million yuan in cash, and its net profit was behind the Shanghai Pudong Development Bank, Minsheng Bank, Xingye Bank and CITIC Bank.

However, some banks took the pfer plan when they paid cash dividends, for example, in 2010, the Bank of Singapore adopted 10 increase of 8 shares to send 4.6 yuan (including tax), and the Shanghai Pudong Development Bank chose 10 to send 3 shares to send 1.6 yuan (including tax).

The most parsimonious is the Shenzhen Development Bank, which did not pay dividends in 2009 and 2010.

In 2008, Shenzhen development carried out two dividends. The plan was 10 yuan, 1 shares, 0.09 yuan (including tax), and 10 sent 3 shares to 0.335 yuan (including tax).

Deep development has been listed in 1990, and after the listing, the dividend payment is carried out step by step every year, and the proportion of dividends is very high, for example, in 1993, it sent 10 to 3 and 2 shares to 5 yuan.

But in 1997 and after that, the return of shareholders to shareholders seems to be less enthusiastic than before.

In 1997 and 1998, in the past two years, deep development did not pay dividends, but in 1999, a large proportion of dividends were paid, and 10 was sent to 6 yuan (including tax).

Dividends were not paid in 2000, and dividends were paid in 2001 and 2002.

After that, dividends were not paid for 5 consecutive years until dividends were paid in 2008.

At present, the deep development has taken the Ping An Bank, and the two banks have carried out the table, and the profits have also increased significantly. Whether dividends will be paid in 2011 will wait and see.

After the listing of CITIC Bank in 2007, it also paid dividends for three consecutive years, but it did not pay dividends in 2010. Its net profit in 2011 was 21 billion 700 million yuan, which only lagged behind the Bank of communications and China Merchants Bank. In 2011, CITIC Bank profits rose more obviously, then would it give investors a big red envelope?

After the listing of the three big city firms in 2007, dividends are also paid every year, though the dividends are hard to compare with the big ones, but it is also good to insist on dividends every year.

Societe Generale Bank 10 increased 8 shares to send 4.6 yuan the highest

The annual cumulative dividend is a total, with large profits and large dividends.

However, for every investor, the more direct consideration is how much they can share, and the dividend per share is a measurable indicator.

In this respect, it is not the banks that share more dividends, the higher the dividends per share.

Observing the dividend plan in 2010, we can find that the highest cash dividends per share are Xingye Bank, China Merchants Bank and Beijing bank.

The dividend scheme of Xingye Bank in 2010 was 4.6 yuan (including tax) and 8 yuan per share of cash dividends for the 10 increase of 8 shares, in addition to 0.8 shares.

In fact, the proportion of dividends paid by Societe Generale has been higher in recent years, and the cash dividend is more than 0.25 yuan per share each year. In 2009, it was 0.5 yuan in cash dividends per share.

China Merchants Bank and Bank of Beijing in 2010 were cash dividends, respectively, 0.29 yuan and 0.216 yuan per share.

More than 0.2 yuan per share of cash dividends is also included in the Construction Bank, Huaxia Bank, Nanjing bank and Ningbo bank.

In addition to the CITIC Bank and Shenzhen Development sub infrared, the lowest share dividends are two listed banks that were listed last year. Everbright Bank has 10 yuan, 0.946 yuan (including tax), 10 Agricultural Bank 10 yuan (including tax), and two shares of dividends respectively 0.0946 yuan and 0.054 yuan.