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FSE Lifestyle Services (00331.HK) will pay a final dividend of HK17.6 cents per share on December 18.

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28/09/2026
Zhito Finance APP News: FSE Lifestyle Services (00331.HK) announced that it will pay a final dividend of 17.6 HK cents per share on December 18, 2026.
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