Dbs Dividends : ce qu'il faut savoir

Dbs Dividends en Singapore fait l'actualité ce jeudi. Selon Growbeansprout, DBS reported a 1% increase in profit and maintained its 1Q26 ordinary dividend of S$0.66, alongside a S$0.15 capital return, bringing total dividends to S$0.81.

Les faits

• DBS reported a 1% increase in profit and maintained its 1Q26 ordinary dividend of S$0.66, alongside a S$0.15 capital return, bringing total dividends to S$0.81.
• DBS shares jumped 3.7 per cent to $58.65 as at 9.18am, after hitting $59, as first-quarter net profit grew 1 per cent on record wealth management fees.
• DBS Group will pay shareholders 81 cents per share in dividends for the first quarter of 2026, as its net profit for the period grew 1 per cent on record wealth management fees.
• DBS Bank shares jumped after its results’ announcement, surging 3.43 per cent to close at $58.50.
• DBS made a $2.93 billion net profit for the January to March quarter, up from $2.90 billion a year ago, beating a $2.88 billion forecast by analysts in a Bloomberg poll.

L'essentiel

The Straits Times indique que DBS shares jumped 3.7 per cent to $58.65 as at 9.18am, after hitting $59, as first-quarter net profit grew 1 per cent on record wealth management fees. D'après The Straits Times, DBS Group will pay shareholders 81 cents per share in dividends for the first quarter of 2026, as its net profit for the period grew 1 per cent on record wealth management fees. Comme le souligne The Straits Times, DBS Bank shares jumped after its results’ announcement, surging 3.43 per cent to close at $58.50. Selon The Straits Times, DBS made a $2.93 billion net profit for the January to March quarter, up from $2.90 billion a year ago, beating a $2.88 billion forecast by analysts in a Bloomberg poll.

Les chiffres

The Straits Times indique que Speaking at a results briefing on April 30, Ms Tan reiterated that DBS has “very limited” exposure to the ongoing Middle East conflict and holds ample general provision reserves to manage “unexpected scenarios”. D'après The Straits Times, DBS maintained its fixed-rate assets at $210 billion as part of a proactive balance sheet hedging strategy. Comme le souligne Growbeansprout, DBS has announced its earnings for first quarter of 2026. Selon Growbeansprout, DBS' non-performing loan (NPL) ratio remained stable at 1.0%.

Ce qu'ils disent

“We’ve also refreshed our Treasures Private Client offering in places like Indonesia, Singapore, Taiwan, and we’re seeing the fruits,” she said. (The Straits Times) “It’s very hard to pinpoint with a crystal ball, just because we don’t know when the war will end.” (The Straits Times)

Le contexte

Selon Growbeansprout, DBS maintained its FY2026 guidance of total income to be around 2025 levels despite continued rate headwinds and heightened geopolitical uncertainty. Growbeansprout indique que DBS delivered a strong start to 2026, with 1Q net profit up 1% year-on-year to S$2.93 billion and total income reaching a record S$5.95 billion. D'après Growbeansprout, DBS declared a 1Q total dividend of 81 cents, which translates to an annualised total dividend per share of $3.24. Comme le souligne Growbeansprout, DBS currently trades at a price-to-book valuation of about 2.3x, above its historical average of 1.5x.

Recherches associées

Les recherches associées qui dominent la conversation : DBS cautious about 2025 after Q1 profit beats expectations • Action DBS Group Holdings Ltd | Cours | Dividende | Actus (880105, SG1L01001701).

À retenir

• DBS chief executive Tan Su Shan said in a statement that the bank had a strong start to the year despite continued rate headwinds and heightened geopolitical uncertainty.
• Ms Tan noted that DBS has been aggressively growing its wealth footprint onshore and offshore, by launching new wealth centres in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan.
• These more than offset the impact of lower interest rates and a stronger Singapore dollar, DBS said.
• Recherches qui explosent : DBS cautious about 2025 after Q1 profit beats expectations, Action DBS Group Holdings Ltd | Cours | Dividende | Actus (880105, SG1L01001701).