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I write about Asia's technology sector at CNBC. Deep-diving into things. Based in Singapore.

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UOB to pay shareholders 88-cent interim dividend as Q2 profit rises 10% to $1.48 billion

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By Sheila Chiang Verified
| The Straits Times Verified
Net profit for the three months to June 30 was $1.48 billion, up 10 per cent from $1.34 billion a year ago. ST PHOTO: GIN TAY UOB's Q2 net profit rose 10% to $1.48 billion, driven by record wealth management fees, with an interim dividend of 88 cents per share declared. Net interest income fell 2% to $2.3 billion due to lower rates, but net fee income grew 5% and non-interest income jumped 28%.
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OCBC shareholders to receive 47-cent interim dividend as Q2 profit jumps 22% to $2.22 billion

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By Sheila Chiang Verified
| The Straits Times Verified
SINGAPORE – OCBC Bank’s net profit for the second quarter of 2026 grew 22 per cent as strong non-interest income led by wealth management cushioned the impact from lower interest rates. Earnings for the quarter ended June 30 were $2.22 billion, up from $1.82 billion a year ago and beating analysts’ forecast of $1.91 billion in a Bloomberg poll. The bank declared an interim dividend of 47 cents per share for the first half of the year, up from 41 cents a year ago.
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DBS declares dividend payout of 81 cents as Q2 profit comes in better than expected

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By Sheila Chiang Verified
| The Straits Times Verified
SINGAPORE - DBS Group declared 81 cents in dividends per share for the second quarter of 2026, as its net profit for the period grew 9 per cent on record wealth management income. The latest dividend payout comprises an ordinary dividend of 66 cents and a capital return dividend of 15 cents. The payout is expected to cost the bank - South-east Asia’s largest by assets - about $2.3 billion. This brings the first-half dividend to 162 cents, including first quarter’s payout of 81 cents.
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