Dividend Yield Calculator
Enter the share price, annual dividend per share and number of shares held to calculate dividend yield, annual passive income and the ideal buy price for your target yield.
Stock details
Dividend yield
Annual dividend per share ÷ share price
One board lot (1,000 shares) pays roughly HK$2,500
Annual dividend income
Average monthly dividend
Market value of holdings
Board lots held
Target buy price
To achieve a 5% dividend yield, the ideal buy price per share is
Cost yield
Based on current holding cost
Hong Kong dividend tips:Hong Kong stocks trade in board lots. Blue chips, REITs and utilities are popular for dividends. Dividend yields move with share prices, and a high yield does not guarantee a safe dividend. Check the payout ratio and the company's fundamentals too.
Understanding Dividend Yield
Dividend yield is a commonly used stock investment indicator calculated by dividing the annual dividend per share by the current share price, usually expressed as a percentage. For Hong Kong investors seeking passive income, high dividend yield stocks or real estate investment trusts (REITs) can be attractive because they provide relatively stable cash flow. However, a higher yield is not always better; you should also examine the company's profitability, payout ratio and business outlook.
In the Hong Kong stock market, many blue-chip and utility stocks have a long history of paying dividends, such as HSBC, CLP and Link REIT. These stocks are often seen as representatives of dividend stocks and suit investors with lower risk tolerance who want stable cash flow. However, dividends are not guaranteed; companies may reduce or even cancel dividends if earnings fall or the economic environment worsens.
HK FinBox 的股息率計算機,讓你輸入股票現價、每年每股股息或派息金額,快速計算股息率。你亦可以比較不同股票的股息率,作為初步篩選收息股的工具。
When choosing dividend stocks, do not focus only on the yield. Also look at the company's financial health, dividend history and industry outlook. An unusually high yield can sometimes result from a sharp drop in share price and may reflect market concerns about the company's prospects. Dividend income is generally not subject to dividend tax in Hong Kong, but investing in overseas stocks may involve local taxes.
References
Rules and links last reviewed: 26 July 2026 · The sources above are for reference only; please refer to the latest official announcements from the relevant organisations.
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