Kina Securities (ASX:KSL) has announced a dividend of PGK0.06.

March 03, 2025 01:32 PM AEDT | By Team Kalkine Media
 Kina Securities (ASX:KSL) has announced a dividend of PGK0.06.
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Highlights

  • Dividend yield stands at 8.6% with recent declaration.
  • Dividend track record of 9 years faces consistency concerns.
  • Analysts predict a more sustainable payout ratio by 2028.

Kina Securities Limited (ASX:KSL) recently announced a dividend of PGK0.06 per share, scheduled for distribution on April 15th. This positions the company's dividend yield at an appealing 8.6%, offering a potential boost to shareholder returns.

Dividend Sustainability and Historical Context

While a high dividend yield is attractive, sustainability is crucial. Kina Securities boasts a 9-year history of dividend payouts. Currently, its payout ratio stands at 75%, suggesting that earnings are sufficient to cover these dividends. Yet, projected earnings per share (EPS) might experience a minor decline of 0.2% in the upcoming year. Positively, forecasts estimate a more conservative payout ratio of 61% within three years.

Consistency Concerns

The history of dividend payments by Kina Securities, though spanning several years, reveals inconsistency. The annual dividend payment has seen an increase from PGK0.0737 in 2016 to PGK0.256 in the latest fiscal year, reflecting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of approximately 15%. Despite this growth, the company has previously reduced the dividend, warranting a cautious outlook for those prioritizing dividend income.

Outlook on Growth Prospects

Stability in dividends coupled with growth in earnings per share are key factors for investors. However, Kina Securities has reported flat EPS over the past five years, which might limit the potential for substantial increases in dividend payments in the future.

In summary, while Kina Securities' recent dividend decision is promising, the sustainability and historical consistency of these payments are areas of concern. Investors focused on income might look for other opportunities with more stable dividend histories. Nonetheless, a comprehensive assessment, considering various company factors beyond dividends, remains important.


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