FTSE Companies Set Dividend Cut-Offs for November
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Updated Fri 00:00
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What happened
Shell, Unilever, GSK, and Sainsbury (J) are scheduled to go ex-dividend on November 12, according to. Shell’s third-quarter distribution is 29.3p a share, while Unilever declared a quarterly dividend of 39.07p a share. also noted that National Grid and Severn Trent have dividends described as protected in real terms.
From el-balad.com
Why it matters
The scheduled cut-off dates provide income investors with a clear deadline for owning shares to receive the latest payout. The reports highlight that some companies, such as National Grid and Severn Trent, offer dividends protected in real terms,.
From el-balad.com
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Who could feel it
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