Proud shareholder of Maybank since 2008
Permanent holding for me..

ohmagawd, we shared the same lifestyle..

By the way, I love my Maybank shares, wanted to add more but now the price is way higher than my average cost

This post has been edited by ZeaXG: Apr 17 2014, 01:32 PM

RM7.00.

Bought some at RM8+ and some at RM5+, I think. Can't remember exact details.

http://www.maybank.com/en/investor-relatio...vidend.page?%5C


24 cents per share proposed.

Bank is business as usual. It is the markets behaving like fools.

Mr Market having his depression cycle again after 2008.

This post has been edited by ZeaXG: Oct 10 2014, 04:59 PM

Yeap, bigger doesn't always mean better. Markets are always placing too much importance over exciting stuff like mergers, acquisitions and splits.

I probably will start buying @ RM6.50 (35% discount from high point seems reasonable). Meanwhile, sleep and collect dividend.

Normally RM8 would be good enough. The way I calculate is this. Current div per share is about RM0.50 per share.

If buy at RM8, div yield will be 6.25% pa.

If buy at RM6.50, div yield will be 7.7%p.a.

Considering that this is a top grade company, 6.25% is really good. But this is a bear market; Maybank is expected to cut dividend payouts if its share price drop, paying considerably lower than RM0.50, if history is to repeat itself. Thus my RM6.50 price target is not that impossible.

Yeah.. I held this share since Jan 2008. I remember dividends for 2008 and 2009 as being on the low side.

Yeah, the good old times...

I first bought some at RM10, i think. Then some at RM8, then last batch at RM4. My avg cost is now RM7. That's why I target lower than my avg cost

Best bank in Malaysia in terms of dividend

About 5.2%.

Agreed. Most large companies are fully valued. If want to find bargains, have to look at penny stocks, which I wouldn't touch with a ten foot pole.

Yoyo then only exciting ma

No bull market, can't sell for max profit.
No bear market, can't buy cheap stuff.

Just received Annual Report. Proposed final dividend of 33sen. Overall a good 2014 year for Maybank. The next 5 years may not be so bright

But, I am confident Maybank can make it through though.

Nope, I won't. Company froze annual leave during the period because of GST interim period. Lots of work to do

Nope, finance side.

Dividends @13.5sen, DRP @7.68. If share price can remain above RM8, DRP seems like a good deal

Last time, I would wait for a physical form to arrive from Tricor (the registrar handling Maybank corporate exercises such as dividends). But depending on your mail service, you may receive the form late and won't have time to post it back to Tricor.

Since last year, it's no longer necessary to wait for the physical form if you register for an account with Tricor. Link: https://tiih.online/
With this, you can fill out your DRP form and pay the RM10 online and it's done. Quite simple as I've done it last year with no hassle.

Warning: you will need to upload a copy of your IC to Tricor. So depending on comfortable you are with that, you may not want to register for it. Although for me, there has been no issue.

About your other question:
The ex-date for this dividend is 17 Dec. So you need to be still holding Maybank shares on this end of this day to be eligible for the dividend. If you did not do anything to opt for DRP, you will receive cash.

This post has been edited by ZeaXG: Dec 7 2020, 04:38 PM

Unfortunately, Tricor does not service all listed companies. CIMB is under Symphony, I think, which does not have an online service.

Whether you register or not, Tricor will still send the hardcopy forms, FYI. If you didn't manage to submit also never mind, you will still receive cash dividend in full