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China Isotope & Radiation Corp to Pay Interim Dividend of RMB 0.0994 Per Share

China Isotope & Radiation Corporation (HKG: 1763) has declared an interim dividend of 0.0994 yuan per share. The company announced the payment is scheduled to be distributed to eligible shareholders on December 18, 2026.
Dividend Details
According to a filing cited by Zhitong Finance, the key details of the upcoming shareholder distribution have been confirmed. The payment provides a return of capital to investors based on the company's performance.
- Company: China Isotope & Radiation Corporation
- Stock Code: 1763 (Hong Kong Stock Exchange)
- Dividend Amount: RMB 0.0994 per ordinary share
- Payment Date: December 18, 2026
AdContext for Investors
This distribution is classified as an interim dividend, meaning it is paid before the company's full-year financial results are finalized. Such payments are a common mechanism for publicly traded companies to share profits with their shareholders throughout the fiscal year.
For investors, the dividend represents a direct cash return on their investment in the company. The eligibility for receiving the dividend is typically determined by a specific record date, which is announced prior to the payment date.
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