Shinhan Financial (SHG) to set FY2025 year-end dividend record date after mid-Feb 2026
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Shinhan Financial Group explains how it will set the shareholder record date for its year-end dividend for fiscal year 2025. Following a March 23, 2023 amendment to its Articles of Incorporation, the Board of Directors can now choose the dividend record date instead of using December 31 by default, and must give public notice two weeks in advance.
For the FY2025 year-end dividend, the company plans to set the record date after mid-February 2026. Only shareholders (or registered pledgees) listed in the company’s shareholder registry on that record date will be entitled to receive the FY2025 year-end dividend, even if they were shareholders on the last day of FY2025 but are no longer registered on the final record date.
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FAQ
What did Shinhan Financial Group (SHG) announce in this Form 6-K?
Shinhan Financial Group announced how it will determine the shareholder record date for its fiscal year 2025 year-end dividend, stating that the record date will be set by the Board of Directors and will fall after mid-February 2026.
How did Shinhan Financial Group change its dividend record date rules?
At the Annual General Meeting on March 23, 2023, Shinhan Financial Group amended its Articles of Incorporation so that the Board of Directors can set the dividend record date instead of automatically using December 31, with a public notice required two weeks before the chosen date.
Who will be eligible for Shinhan Financial Group’s FY2025 year-end dividend?
Eligibility for the FY2025 year-end dividend will be limited to shareholders and registered pledgees listed in the company’s shareholder registry on the record date set after mid-February 2026.
Will shareholders on December 31, 2025 automatically receive Shinhan’s FY2025 year-end dividend?
No. The company states that shareholders registered as of the last day of FY2025 will not be entitled to the year-end dividend if they are not also registered in the shareholder registry on the final dividend record date.
Why did Shinhan Financial Group change its dividend record date approach?
The company explains that the change aligns with global standards by ensuring that shareholders entitled to dividends are determined after the dividend amount has been finalized, which the new Board-set record date mechanism allows.
How will shareholders know the exact record date for Shinhan’s FY2025 year-end dividend?
Under the amended Articles of Incorporation, the Board of Directors will select the record date and the company will issue a public notice at least two weeks beforehand, allowing shareholders to prepare.