China Healthwise Holdings Limited, an investment holding company, sells Chinese health products in Hong Kong. It operates through Chinese Health Products, Money Lending Business, and Investment in Financial Instruments segments. The company sells Chinese and other pharmaceutical products, health products, ginseng, and dried seafood products to wholesalers and retailers. It also sells Chinese health products online. The company was formerly known as Haier Healthwise Holdings Limited and changed its name to China Healthwise Holdings Limited in January 2017. China Healthwise Holdings Limited is headquartered in Central, Hong Kong.
China Healthwise Dividend Announcement
• China Healthwise announced a quarterly dividend of HK$0.00 per ordinary share which will be made payable on . Ex dividend date: 2005-09-01
• China Healthwise's trailing twelve-month (TTM) dividend yield is -%
China Healthwise Dividend History
Ex-Div date | Dividend amount | Dividend type | Pay date |
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2005-09-01 | HK$0.00 | quarterly | |
2004-12-09 | HK$0.00 | quarterly | |
2004-08-25 | HK$0.00 | quarterly | |
2003-12-30 | HK$0.00 | quarterly | |
2003-08-19 | HK$0.00 | quarterly | |
2003-01-10 | HK$0.00 | quarterly | |
2002-08-27 | HK$0.00 | quarterly | |
2001-12-20 | HK$0.00 | quarterly | |
2001-08-10 | HK$0.00 | quarterly | |
2000-12-28 | HK$0.00 | quarterly | |
2000-08-21 | HK$0.00 | quarterly |
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China Healthwise Dividend Yield
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