Cement News tagged under: dividend
PT Semen Indonesia to pay IDR239bn dividend23 June 2020, Published under Cement NewsPT Semen Indonesia Tbk (SMGR) will pay a dividend of IDR239bn (US$16.9m) or 10 per cent of SMGR's net profit in 2019 which reached IDR2.39trn, down 22.3 per cent YoY. Per share, the dividend amounts to IDR9500, representing a yield of 0.42 per cent. "The remaining 90 per cent will be used for other reserves," explained the company’s Director of Marketing and Supply Chain, Adi Munandir, during the annual general meeting of shareholders (AGM) in Jakarta on 19 June. Mr Munandir added that th... |
Ecocem proposes capital restructure and dividend payment25 March 2019, Published under Cement NewsIrish cement producer Ecocem is preparing to pay out large dividends, reports the Irish Times. Shareholders at Ecocem are likely to recieve healthy dividends after the group proposed to restructure its capital to allow it pay a dividend of up to EUR5m. The directors said the proposed reduction in Ecocem's capital would create a distributable reserve "to allow for the prospect of the payment of dividends in future," as long as the company can afford it. At the end of December, the directors... |
UAE: Fujairah Cement to pay AED 21.35m dividends18 April 2017, Published under Cement NewsUAE-based Fujairah Cement Industries Co on Thursday approved the recommendation of distributing six per cent of the capital as cash dividends for fiscal year 2016. The company will pay a total of AED21.35m (US$5.81m) as cash dividends to entitled shareholders, according to a bourse statement issued on Sunday. During FY16, Fujairah Cement achieve a net profit of AED56.72m, up 12 per cent on the AED50.56m recorded in FY15. |
Tanzania: Twiga dividends increase 15%27 May 2016, Published under Cement NewsTwiga Cement announced at its Annual General Meeting held in Dar es Salaam yesterday that the dividend had risen from TZS267 (US$0.12) in 2014 to TZS306 in 2015. This increase is a result of profits going up to TZS56.2bn despite depreciation of the shilling, which had an impact on both fuel and quarry services. Alfonso Rodriguez, Twiga Cement managing director, said that the company saw 2015 as a year for consolidation, with particular focus on cost reduction and management control. Mr... |
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