BIDV, KSV, HCM, BDG Cash Dividend Schedule July 13-17: Up to 50% Payout

Overview

Approximately 30 Vietnamese companies are scheduled to pay cash dividends during the week of July 13-17, with rates ranging from 2% to 50%. Notable payers include BIDV (BID), HCM, KSV, and BDG. BIDV will distribute over VND 3,276 billion in cash dividends, while KSV offers a combined dividend of 90.5% (cash and stock).

Key Facts

• BIDV (BID) will pay a 4.5% cash dividend, equivalent to VND 450 per share, with an ex-dividend date of July 17 and payment on August 20.
• BIDV has over 7.28 billion shares outstanding, resulting in a total cash payout of approximately VND 3,276 billion.
• HCM (HOSE) will pay a 4% cash dividend (VND 400 per share) for the second installment of 2025, with payment on August 12.
• HCM has over 1 billion shares outstanding, leading to a total payout of about VND 432 billion.
• KSV (Vimico) will pay a combined dividend of 90.5%: 40.5% cash (VND 4,050 per share) and 50% stock dividend.
• KSV’s cash dividend alone is expected to cost approximately VND 810 billion, based on 200 million shares outstanding.
• BDG (UPCoM) will pay a 50% cash dividend (VND 5,000 per share), with an ex-dividend date of July 14 and payment on July 31.
• BDG has nearly 24.8 million shares outstanding, resulting in a total payout of about VND 124 billion.

What Happened

According to a report by Nhịp sống thị trường, over 40 companies announced dividend record dates for the week of July 13-17, with about 30 paying cash dividends. The highest cash dividend rate is 50% (BDG), and the lowest is 2%. BIDV, one of Vietnam’s largest banks, will pay a 4.5% cash dividend for 2025, distributing over VND 3,276 billion to shareholders. The bank’s board also approved a plan to issue nearly 498.2 million bonus shares (6.84% of outstanding shares) to increase charter capital from VND 72,800 billion to over VND 77,782 billion, expected in Q2-Q3 2026.

HCM, the Ho Chi Minh City Securities Corporation, will pay a 4% cash dividend for the second installment of 2025, totaling about VND 432 billion. KSV (Vimico) offers a combined dividend of 90.5% for 2025, including a 40.5% cash dividend and a 50% stock dividend. BDG (Binh Duong Garment) leads with a 50% cash dividend, paying VND 5,000 per share.

Market Context

As of July 11, 2026, BID closed at VND 41,000 (-0.61%) on HOSE, with a trading volume of 2.28 million shares. HCM closed at VND 27,800 (-1.07%) on HOSE, with volume of 4.31 million shares. KSV closed at VND 156,000 (-0.13%) on HOSE, with low volume of 17,000 shares. BDG closed at VND 39,000 (+1.04%) on UPCoM, with minimal volume of 7,000 shares. The dividend announcements come amid a period of mixed market sentiment, with banking and securities stocks showing slight declines.

Strategic Significance

For BIDV, the cash dividend and planned bonus share issuance signal a commitment to shareholder returns while strengthening its capital base. The 4.5% cash dividend, though modest, reflects the bank’s stable profitability and liquidity. KSV’s high combined dividend (90.5%) underscores its strong cash flow and earnings, potentially attracting income-focused investors. BDG’s 50% cash dividend highlights its robust financial health, though the low liquidity on UPCoM may limit trading. HCM’s consistent dividend payments (8% total for 2025) reinforce its position as a reliable income stock in the securities sector.

What to Watch

• BIDV’s bonus share issuance timeline and impact on charter capital.
• KSV’s stock dividend distribution and potential dilution effects.
• BDG’s ability to maintain high dividend payouts given its small market cap.
• HCM’s future dividend policy and earnings performance in H2 2026.
• Market reaction to ex-dividend dates and potential price adjustments.