dividend sentence examples
- Dividend of 159 pence
per share was paid in march 2005.
- A small amount of effort now can really
reap dividends
later.
- Interim dividend
up 2 % to 2.6 pence per share.
- Dividend reinvestment
plan.
- If there is an enhanced
scrip dividend
we will ask you to decide whether to take the dividend in shares or in cash.
- The company
paid a dividend
per share of $ 0.10 over the same period.
- It will pay
handsome dividends
to visit them for ideas on almost every aspect of " your wedding " .
- Dividend payout
ratio to 40 % .
- The '
peace dividend
' was an easy convenience for many.
- To
declare a final dividend
on the ordinary shares.
- To declare a
final dividend
on the ordinary shares.
- Dividend yield
indicate a strong company?
- When combined with
reinvested net dividends
the average annual return has been 15.2 % before any expenses of buying and selling.
- Sky is paying a final dividend of 3.25p per share, taking its
full-year dividend
to 6p.
- A
dividend tax voucher
is sent to shareholders at their address on the register at the time of payment of the relevant dividend tax voucher
is sent to shareholders at their address on the register at the time of payment of the relevant dividend.
- Dividends the directors are pleased to
recommend an interim dividends the directors are pleased to
recommend an interim dividend
of 5.8 pence per share.
- We're particularly pleased with the group's strong cash generation and to announce our
maiden dividend
as a public company.
- A
dividend waiver
must be executed under seal and received by the company before the dividend waiver
must be executed under seal and received by the company before the dividend becomes payable.
- Dividends distributed
to all partners are reported on the partners ' personal income tax return.
- Dividend payment
in orkney, which is also the largest in the uk, goes to the queen's hotel in kirkwall.
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