KakaoBank Corp. Corporate value-up plan implementation status; qualifies as high-dividend company
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Kakao Bank filed its corporate value-up plan implementation status without a PBR improvement plan, and it qualifies as a high-dividend company.
Key facts
- High-dividend company
- Applicable
- Plan title
- 2026 Kakao Bank Corp. Corporate Value-up Plan Implementation Status
- PBR improvement plan
- Not included
- Prior-year payout ratio
- 45.6%
- Prior-year total dividend
- KRW 219.2 billion
- Dividend growth rate
- 27.8%Versus the year before the previous fiscal year
- Decision date
- Nov 3, 2026
- Related materials
- https://www.kakaobank.com/view/report/archive/valueUpPosted on 2026-11-04
Commentary
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What happened
Kakao Bank released a progress report on its 2026 corporate value-up plan. The report reviews how far the company has come on its growth goals.
In the company's terms
It checks customer count and monthly active users (MAU), total assets, the compound annual growth rate of fee and platform revenue, and return on equity (ROE). It also covers deposits, lending, asset management, payments, investment, advertising, loan comparison, an AI-native bank, M&A, global expansion and new businesses. The last part covers shareholder returns and communication.
What changes for shareholders
The dividend payout ratio (share of profit paid as dividends) for the latest fiscal year was 45.6%. The dividend amount was KRW 219.2 billion, up 27.8%. The company qualifies as a high-dividend company. The report does not include a plan to improve its price-to-book ratio (PBR).
The full report is on the Kakao Bank value-up archive page: https://www.kakaobank.com/view/report/archive/valueUp
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