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Listed banks are handing out “red envelopes” one after another for the mid-2026 period. Recently, Jiangyin Bank announced that it will pay dividends on October 16. According to the reporter's analysis, including Jiangyin Bank, 21 A-share banks have now disclosed their 2026 mid-term dividend plans. Of these, 7 banks have completed dividend payments, and several other banks have revealed that the mid-term dividend matters are in progress and will announce their dividend plans in due course. Overall, the 21 banks mentioned above plan to pay out a total of over 260 billion yuan in dividends. Major banks are still the main dividend payout force. The six major banks all have a cash dividend ratio of 31%. In total, they plan to pay more than 220 billion yuan in dividends, accounting for more than 80% of the total dividends that have been disclosed so far. Among them, ICBC and the Agricultural Bank are expected to pay A-share dividends on the 21st of this month.
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Listed banks are handing out “red envelopes” one after another for the mid-2026 period. Recently, Jiangyin Bank announced that it will pay dividends on October 16. According to the reporter's analysis, including Jiangyin Bank, 21 A-share banks have now disclosed their 2026 mid-term dividend plans. Of these, 7 banks have completed dividend payments, and several other banks have revealed that the mid-term dividend matters are in progress and will announce their dividend plans in due course. Overall, the 21 banks mentioned above plan to pay out a total of over 260 billion yuan in dividends. Major banks are still the main dividend payout force. The six major banks all have a cash dividend ratio of 31%. In total, they plan to pay more than 220 billion yuan in dividends, accounting for more than 80% of the total dividends that have been disclosed so far. Among them, ICBC and the Agricultural Bank are expected to pay A-share dividends on the 21st of this month.
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