This month, I’ve decided to add a few new stocks to the portfolio: OCBC, CTF, LF, Kimly, and Straits Trading. When it comes to discussing dividends, I’ll skip breaking them down monthly due to the overwhelming number of them coming in. Let’s just say, dividends are rolling in almost on a daily basis.
If you’re interested in diving deeper into dividend investments and having more detailed discussions, feel free to join us over at this discussion group.
Here’s a rundown of the stocks in my portfolio and how often they pay dividends each year. Remember, it’s always a good practice to verify these details and do your own due diligence.
- DBS – 4 times a year
- Vicom – 2 times
- LHT – Once
- CICT – 2 times
- Tai Sin Electric – 2 times
- Low Keng Huat – Once
- Soup Restaurant – Once
- Netlink Trust – 2 times
- UOB – 2 times
- OCBC – 2 times
- Hong Kong Land – 2 times
- Keppel Corp – 2 times
- Hotel Grand – Once
- Singtel – 2 times
- GP Industries – 2 times
- SGX – 4 times
- CSE Global – 2 times
- Hong Leong Finance – 2 times
- Great Eastern – 2 times (Note: I’ve sold this one)
- Valuetronics – 2 times
- Tan Chong – 2 times
- Parkway Life Reit – 2 times
- Nam Lee Pressed Metal – Once
- Bukit Sembawang – Once
- ComfortDelGro – 2 times
- SATS – No regular pattern
- Suntec Reit – 4 times
- Starhill Global – 2 times
- SIA Engineering – No regular pattern yet
- Capland China Trust – 2 times
- Old Chang Kee – 2 times
- KSH – Timing varies
This list could be quite useful if you are structuring your investments around dividend frequency. Whether you prefer a steady stream of income or strategically timed lump sums, this should give you a foundation to start from.
