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CHEYENNE, WY - Next Technology Holding Inc. (NASDAQ:NXTT), currently valued at $793.9 million, announced Monday that its board has unanimously approved a new dividend policy requiring the distribution of at least 80% of profits to shareholders, effective September 8, 2025. This marks a significant shift for the company, which according to InvestingPro data, has not previously paid dividends to shareholders.
The policy, which follows the company’s reported Q2 2025 net income of $312 million, could result in annualized dividend payments exceeding $250 million based on current performance levels. InvestingPro data reveals impressive fundamentals supporting this move, including a strong gross profit margin of 59.44% and earnings per share of $2.34 over the last twelve months. With 12 additional exclusive ProTips available, investors can gain deeper insights into NXTT’s financial health.
Under the newly established framework, dividends may be distributed as cash, stock, or through other board-approved methods, subject to operational safeguards. The board will conduct quarterly assessments of the company’s liquidity position, capital requirements, regulatory constraints, and overall financial health before declaring dividends. The company’s strong financial position is evidenced by its exceptional current ratio of 253.35, indicating robust liquidity to support the new dividend policy.
"Our $312 million Q2 net income demonstrates NXTT’s earnings power. By institutionalizing high dividend policy, we transform exceptional performance into predictable shareholder returns," said CEO Weihong Liu in the press release statement.
The policy was approved via unanimous written consent of the board dated August 8, 2025, under Wyoming Revised Corporation Act Chapter 17. According to the announcement, the company’s directors confirmed full compliance with Articles of Association and conflict disclosure requirements.
In some cases, final dividend distributions may require shareholder approval at the Annual General Meeting, as stipulated in the policy.
The board has authorized management to execute all necessary actions to implement the dividend policy when it takes effect next month.
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