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High-Dividend Stocks Attract Investor Focus Amid Tax Incentive Push in Korea

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 20
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Analysts noted that high-dividend stocks are gaining renewed investor attention as the KOSPI market remains in a narrow range. According to financial data provider FnGuide, Korea District Heating Corp. is expected to offer the highest dividend yield this year among listed companies covered by at least three brokerages. The company is projected to pay 6,520 won per share, yielding 8.69 percent. Other companies with high expected yields include NH Investment & Securities, Samsung Securities, and Kiwoom Securities.

From koreatimes.co.kr

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The dividend increases are occurring amid new tax incentives encouraging bigger payouts. This focus on high-yield stocks is driven by the combination of these tax incentives and the year-end payout season. The market is reacting to these combined factors.

From koreatimes.co.kr

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  • KoreaRegion where the listed companies operate and the KOSPI is based.
  • Kiwoom SecuritiesFinancial services company with expected dividend yields up to 7.99 percent.
  • NH Investment & SecuritiesSecurity firm whose dividend is expected to rise to 2,031 won per share.
  • Samsung SecuritiesCompany forecast to raise its dividend to 6,867 won per share.
  • Cheil WorldwideAdvertising agency whose dividend yield is noted at 7.23 percent.
  • SOOPInternet streaming platform with dividend appeal noted at 7.27 percent.

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