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EPF declares 5.35 per cent dividend for conventional savings, 4.75 per cent for Shariah savings

04 Mar 2023 02:16pm
Gambar hiasan - Foto 123RF
Gambar hiasan - Foto 123RF
SHAH ALAM - The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) has declared a dividend rate of 5.35 per cent for conventional savings for 2022 with a total payout of RM45.44 billion.

During the EPF 2022 financial performance media briefing, its chief executive officer, Datuk Seri Amir Hamzah Azizan, also announced a 4.75 per cent dividend for Shariah savings with total payout of RM5.70 billion for 2022.

This brings the total payout amount for 2022 to RM51.14 billion. - BERNAMA

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