<div id="readability-page-1">An announcement from Ping An Insurance Company of China ( (HK:2318) ) is now available.Ping An Insurance has updated details of its final dividend for the 12 months ended 31 December 2025, confirming a payout of RMB 1.75 per share, equivalent to HKD 2.01129 per share at an exchange rate of RMB 1 to HKD 1.14931. Shareholders can elect to receive dividends in RMB or HKD on a partial basis, with key dates set for ex-dividend, book closure, record date, option election deadline, and payment on 15 July 2026.The announcement also reiterates withholding tax arrangements for different categories of non-resident and Stock Connect investors, specifying a 10% tax rate for most non-resident enterprise and individual holders and a 20% rate for mainland individual and certain fund investors via Stock Connect. These details clarify after-tax returns for various shareholder groups and provide operational guidance to investors ahead of the dividend distribution. The most recent analyst rating on (HK:2318) stock is a Buy with a HK$83.50 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Ping An Insurance Company of China stock, see the HK:2318 Stock Forecast page. <div> More about Ping An Insurance Company of China Ping An Insurance (Group) Company of China is a major Chinese financial services group focused on insurance and related financial products. Listed in Hong Kong with RMB and HKD counters, it serves both domestic and international investors, including participants via the Hong Kong Stock Connect program. Average Trading Volume: 36,220,813 Technical Sentiment Signal: Buy Current Market Cap: HK$1076.3B </div></div>

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Ping An Insurance updated its 2025 final dividend details, confirming RMB 1.75 (HKD 2.01) per share, payable on July 15, 2026. Shareholders may elect RMB or HKD. Withholding tax is 10% for most non-residents and 20% for mainland investors via Stock Connect. The stock holds a 'Buy' rating with an HK$83.50 target.

Ping An updates 2025 final dividend details and tax treatment for shareholders