Does Dongguan Rural Commercial Bank still pay dividends every year after listing? What is the future prospect?

You can get dividends. Whether the stock is listed or not, as long as you own the original shares, you can get the company's annual dividend. The dividend of the original stock is the same as that of the general stock. Investors buy the original shares of a listed company, invest in the company and enjoy the right to share out dividends. Generally speaking, there are two forms of dividends. Distribute cash dividends and stock dividends to shareholders. Listed companies can choose one of the forms to pay dividends according to the situation, or they can use both forms at the same time.

After the company holding the original shares goes public, the share price of the original shareholders has a certain lock-up period, which is generally three years for the major shareholders and one year for the minority shareholders. After a certain lock-up period, it can be sold in the secondary market.

Cash dividend refers to the dividend paid to shareholders in cash, which is called dividend distribution or dividend distribution; Stock dividend refers to the distribution of shares by listed companies to shareholders, and dividends appear in the form of shares, also known as dividends or share delivery; In addition, investors often encounter the situation that listed companies convert their share capital into share capital, which is different from dividends. Dividend is a way for shareholders to obtain income by distributing undistributed profits after deducting expenses such as provident fund, and its share capital is a form of share delivery of listed companies, which is extracted from the provident fund. The profits accumulated by listed companies over the years and the income from issuing new shares at a premium are realized by sending shares. They come from different sources.

Rights issue is also a common situation for investors. It is not the same as sending shares to increase share capital. Not profit distribution, but the process of investors reinvesting in the company. Rights issue refers to the listed company paying a certain number of shares to shareholders in proportion in order to further absorb funds. It is not a dividend in itself, but a way of financing. It is a stock issue of a listed company, and the shareholders of the company can freely choose whether to buy the allocated shares.