Chinese Companies' Record Dividends
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Chinese companies could see another year of record dividend payouts in 2025
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Chinese companies are enticing investors with record dividend payouts and share buybacks.
Last year , Chinese listed firms paid out a record 2.4 trillion yuan ( $328 billion ) in dividends.
Goldman Sachs estimates that Chinese companies' cash distribution could hit $3.5 trillion this year .
Dividend yield on Chinese stocks also climbed to around 3% , the highest level in nearly a decade .
Investors are being paid for their patience, says Julius Baer's chief investment officer for Asia .
Dividends get cash into the hands of households, and attractive yields will draw investors back into the stock market.
"To be paid a very high-dividend yield, while waiting for [a] catalyst, is a pretty good trade," says Rayliant Global Advisors's Hsu .