FIJIAN Holdings Ltd (FHL) has declared a second interim dividend totaling $4.113million based on company performance to March 31, 2026. While mindful of uncertainties arising from ongoing conflict in the Middle East, board chairman Rokoseru Nabalarua said the declaration is consistent with the company’s internal dividend policy.
“The dividend declaration is consistent with the company’s internal dividend policy and reflects the board’s commitment to delivering value to shareholders while maintaining prudent capital management,” Mr Nabalarua said in the company’s announcement filed at the South Pacific Stock Exchange (SPX) this week.
“FHL is cognisant of both the global and domestic operating environment which continue to face uncertainties, including political and economic conditions, international conflicts, inflationary pressures and broader market volatility.
“While these factors may reflect the outlook for investment returns across sectors, the board confirms that this interim dividend declaration is supported by the company’s current financial position.”
The FHL Group, Mr Nabalarua added, will continue to focus on strengthening its investment portfolio, optimising returns, addressing key strategic matters within subsidiaries and positioning FHL for sustainable long-term growth.
The FHL shareholders registry will close on April 22 and dividend will be paid to shareholders on April 30, 2026.
