Dividend
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Frequently Asked Questions — Dividends
A dividend is a portion of a company's profit distributed to shareholders. If you own shares in a dividend-paying company, you receive cash deposits periodically — without needing to sell your shares.
Indonesian companies typically distribute dividends once or twice a year, after the Annual General Meeting (RUPS) approves the payout. The key dates are the cum-dividend date (last day to qualify) and the payment date.
DPS is the amount of dividend paid per share. If a company announces Rp 50 DPS and you own 1,000 shares (10 lots), you receive Rp 50,000 before tax.
Dividend yield is DPS divided by the current stock price, expressed as a percentage. A stock priced at Rp 1,000 with Rp 50 DPS has a 5% yield. Higher yield means more income relative to what you paid.
Yes. Dividends received by individual investors in Indonesia are subject to a 10% final income tax (PPh). This is withheld automatically before the dividend reaches your account.
Yield on cost measures your dividend income relative to your original purchase price — not the current price. If you bought at Rp 500 and DPS is Rp 50, your yield on cost is 10%, even if the stock now trades at Rp 2,000.
Look for companies with a consistent dividend history, stable earnings, and a payout ratio below 80%. Blue chips in banking (BBCA, BBRI), consumer goods (UNVR, ICBP), and telecommunications are popular dividend stocks on IDX.