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Huons Group unveils first-ever year-end dividend with 200 won per share

A bold financial shift: Huons Group rewards investors with record dividends. Will this strategy reshape its market standing and attract long-term backers?

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Huons Group unveils first-ever year-end dividend with 200 won per share

Huons Group has announced its first-ever year-end dividend for 2025, marking a major shift in shareholder rewards. The company will pay out 2 billion won in total, with 200 won per share distributed to investors. This move follows a new policy aimed at boosting returns across its subsidiaries.

The decision comes as part of a broader strategy to strengthen shareholder confidence and increase payouts over the coming years. The board of directors approved a cash dividend of 200 won per share, set to be paid on 3 April. This payment will be structured as a capital reduction, allowing shareholders to receive tax-exempt benefits. CEO Yoon Sung-tae has emphasised the company's commitment to improving shareholder value through consistent dividend policies.

Under the new co-stockholder dividend policy, Huons Group will distribute quarterly cash dividends of 200 won per share for Huons Global, Huons, and Humedix. The payouts are expected to grow annually by 5 to 30 percent until 2028. Humedix alone will see its total dividend rise by 48 percent year-on-year to 9.6 billion won.

Huons will pay 920 won per share, a 45 percent increase from the previous year. Meanwhile, Huons Global's total dividend for the 2025 fiscal year will reach 880 won per share, up 68 percent from last year. The policy reflects the group's focus on rewarding investors while maintaining financial stability. The dividend announcements signal a clear shift in Huons Group's financial strategy. With planned annual increases and tax-efficient payouts, the company aims to attract and retain long-term investors. The policy also reinforces its commitment to delivering measurable returns over the next few years.

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