Shuhua Sports Dividends and Buybacks
Dividend criteria checks 2/6
Shuhua Sports is a dividend paying company with a current yield of 3.75%.
Key information
3.7%
Dividend yield
0%
Buyback Yield
Total Shareholder Yield | 3.7% |
Future Dividend Yield | 4.4% |
Dividend Growth | 21.5% |
Next dividend pay date | n/a |
Ex dividend date | n/a |
Dividend per share | CN¥0.300 |
Payout ratio | 105% |
Recent dividend and buyback updates
Recent updates
There May Be Underlying Issues With The Quality Of Shuhua Sports' (SHSE:605299) Earnings
Nov 04Bearish: Analysts Just Cut Their Shuhua Sports Co., Ltd. (SHSE:605299) Revenue and EPS estimates
Aug 21Shuhua Sports (SHSE:605299) Will Be Hoping To Turn Its Returns On Capital Around
Aug 03Additional Considerations Required While Assessing Shuhua Sports' (SHSE:605299) Strong Earnings
May 02Shuhua Sports (SHSE:605299) Has A Rock Solid Balance Sheet
Apr 17Earnings Not Telling The Story For Shuhua Sports Co., Ltd. (SHSE:605299) After Shares Rise 29%
Mar 08Stability and Growth of Payments
Fetching dividends data
Stable Dividend: 605299 has been paying a dividend for less than 10 years and during this time payments have been volatile.
Growing Dividend: 605299 has only been paying a dividend for 4 years, and since then payments have not increased.
Dividend Yield vs Market
Shuhua Sports Dividend Yield vs Market |
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Segment | Dividend Yield |
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Company (605299) | 3.7% |
Market Bottom 25% (CN) | 0.5% |
Market Top 25% (CN) | 2.1% |
Industry Average (Leisure) | 1.8% |
Analyst forecast (605299) (up to 3 years) | 4.4% |
Notable Dividend: 605299's dividend (3.75%) is higher than the bottom 25% of dividend payers in the CN market (0.55%).
High Dividend: 605299's dividend (3.75%) is in the top 25% of dividend payers in the CN market (2.15%)
Earnings Payout to Shareholders
Earnings Coverage: With its high payout ratio (104.7%), 605299's dividend payments are not well covered by earnings.
Cash Payout to Shareholders
Cash Flow Coverage: With its high cash payout ratio (100%), 605299's dividend payments are not well covered by cash flows.