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Changes in Hong Kong stocks | Edwin Xuan Group (09919) increased its dividend rate by more than 6%, far exceeding the average level of the Hong Kong stock marketing industry, actively seizing structural opportunities for high-end brands

Zhitongcaijing·07/10/2026 02:09:01
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The Zhitong Finance App learned that Edwin Group (09919) rose more than 6%. As of press release, it had risen 5.19% to HK$0.81.

According to the news, Edwin Group previously announced that the final dividend for the year ended December 31, 2025 was HK3.20 cents per share, and the final special dividend was HK3.30 cents per share. The total amount was approximately HK$48.4 million, and the total annual dividend amount was approximately HK$6,553. According to reports, in order to cope with cyclical adjustments in the luxury goods industry, Edwin is also determined to seize structural opportunities in the emerging fields of beauty and sportswear, as well as high-end Chinese brands. The company has created immersive experiential activities for many well-known beauty brands, including the LANCÔME 90th Anniversary Happiness Special Tour Celebration, Lancôme Super Repair Laboratory and LA PRAIRIE Lepney Caviar Skyline Tour, successfully setting a new standard for experiential marketing in the high-end beauty field.

The Zhitong Finance App points out in “High Dividend Haven in a Volatile Market: When Edwin (09919) Value Revaluation Is Undergoing” that against the backdrop of rising global capital risk aversion and renewed attention to high dividend strategies, a number of small-cap, high-quality companies with solid fundamentals, abundant cash flow, and historically low valuations in the Hong Kong stock market are ushering in value revaluation opportunities. Currently, the company's PE (TTM) is only about 8 times, and the dividend rate is close to 10%. The dividend ratio far exceeds the average of the Hong Kong stock marketing industry. Furthermore, the company has net cash of nearly HK$300 million, no interest-bearing liabilities, and extremely solid financial fundamentals. Furthermore, the company has been implementing a high dividend policy for a long time, and the dividend payout ratio has stabilized at around 80%, which is extremely scarce among Hong Kong small-cap stocks. After net cash is deducted, the implied PE on the company's business side is only 6 times, and the valuation repair space is clearly visible.