The Bank of East Asia, Limited (HKG:0023)

Hong Kong flag Hong Kong · Delayed Price · Currency is HKD
12.24
-0.08 (-0.65%)
Jul 21, 2025, 1:43 PM HKT
21.91%
Market Cap32.48B
Revenue (ttm)15.43B
Net Income (ttm)4.01B
Shares Out2.64B
EPS (ttm)1.52
PE Ratio8.11
Forward PE7.69
Dividend0.69 (5.60%)
Ex-Dividend DateMar 5, 2025
Volume643,383
Average Volume1,445,395
Open12.22
Previous Close12.32
Day's Range12.22 - 12.30
52-Week Range9.10 - 12.58
Beta0.75
RSI58.84
Earnings DateAug 18, 2025

About The Bank of East Asia

The Bank of East Asia, Limited, together with its subsidiaries, provides various banking and related financial services. It operates through the Hong Kong Operations – Personal Banking; Hong Kong Operations – Wholesale Banking; Hong Kong Operations – Treasury Markets; Hong Kong Operations – Wealth Management; Hong Kong Operations – Others; Chinese Mainland Operations; and Overseas, Macau and Taiwan Operations. The company offers syndicated loans, trade finance, deposit-taking, foreign currency savings, remittances, mortgage loans, consumer loan... [Read more]

Sector Financials
Founded 1918
Employees 7,880
Stock Exchange Hong Kong Stock Exchange
Ticker Symbol 0023
Full Company Profile

Financial Performance

In 2024, The Bank of East Asia's revenue was 15.43 billion, an increase of 6.09% compared to the previous year's 14.54 billion. Earnings were 4.01 billion, an increase of 13.97%.

Financial Statements

News

Beijing allows Hong Kong banks to issue credit cards on mainland from March 1

The new rules will benefit lenders such as HSBC, Standard Chartered, Bank of East Asia and Hang Seng Bank, analysts say.

5 months ago - South China Morning Post

Next phase of Hong Kong’s eMPF reform to start in March with more providers, enhancements

Bank of East Asia, Principal Trust Company and two other providers are set to join the pension plan’s digital platform as it scales up.

5 months ago - South China Morning Post

Bank of East Asia touts commitment to SMEs as it reports 20% first-half profit slump

The family-owned Hong Kong lender says it will continue to conduct SME business, amid concerns that many such firms face liquidity strain.

11 months ago - South China Morning Post