The several times Sinopec has distributed dividends are related to the decisions of the board of directors.

Based on the company's operating conditions, the board of directors proposes a corresponding dividend plan when releasing the quarterly report. The reason for paying dividends twice may be because the company's operating conditions are good.

Stock dividends refer to investors purchasing shares of a listed company, that is, investing in the company and enjoying dividend rights.

Stock dividends usually arrive on the ex-dividend date or the next day, but they may also be delayed due to transfer efficiency between securities companies and listed companies. They will definitely arrive within half a month at the latest.

Dividends are dividends that a joint-stock company pays to investors based on a certain proportion of their stock shares in profits each year.

It is the return on investment of listed companies to shareholders.

Dividends are a way of distributing the current year's income to shareholders after withdrawing statutory provident funds, public welfare funds and other items in accordance with regulations.

Usually after shareholders receive dividends, they will continue to invest in the company to achieve the effect of compound interest.

Common stocks can enjoy dividends, while preferred stocks generally do not.

A joint stock company can only distribute dividends when it earns profits.

There are two ways to distribute dividends: dividend reinvestment and cash dividends. The difference between these two dividend methods is that one is simple interest appreciation, while dividend reinvestment is compound interest appreciation.

Therefore, most customers prefer to choose the dividend reinvestment method.

Fund dividends refer to the fund distributing part of its income to fund investors in cash. This part of the income is originally part of the net value of the fund unit.

Therefore, investors actually get the assets on their books, which is why the net value of fund units falls on the day of dividend distribution (ex-dividend date).

Fund dividends and income: More dividends are not always better. Investors should choose a dividend method that suits their needs.

Fund dividends are not the biggest criterion for measuring fund performance. The biggest criterion for measuring fund performance is the growth of the fund's net value, and dividends are just the realization of the growth of the fund's net value.

Cash dividends: Cash dividends are obtained directly in cash without paying redemption fees, and they are tax-free, which means you are safe; Dividend reinvestment: The cash dividends received are reinvested in the fund, which is commonly known as "interest compounding"

, in this way, the subscription fee for reinvestment can be waived, and the fund shares obtained by reinvestment can also enjoy the next dividend.

There are two main ways to distribute fund dividends: one is cash dividends, and the other is dividend reinvestment.

According to the "Securities Investment Fund Operation and Management Measures", if the investor does not specify the dividend method, the default income distribution method is cash dividends.

Investors can go to the institution where you purchased the fund to modify the dividend distribution method before the equity registration date.