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This decision reflects the company's better-than-expected performance and financial health, aiming to strengthen shareholder returns through increased dividends. Based on the policy to maintain a payout ratio above 40% and a net asset dividend rate of 4.8% as a minimum, the company continues to prioritize shareholder returns.\n\n### Impact on Shareholders and Future Outlook\nThe increased dividend is expected to improve shareholder returns and enhance stock value. The stock split will raise the dividend per share, making investments more attractive. 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