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Introduction to dividends at Piazza Affari
The will mark an important date for investors in Piazza Affari, with a series of companies ready to pay dividends. This event represents a significant opportunity for shareholders, who will receive payments on November 20. In this article, we’ll explore the companies involved, the payment methods, and the importance of monitoring this information to optimize your investments
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The companies that will pay dividends
Among the companies that will distribute dividends, there are 9 blue chips, 3 mid-caps, 3 companies listed in the Star basket and 1 on Euronext Growth Milan. Mediobanca stands out as the only large capitalization to distribute the final balance for the 2023/2024 financial year, with a dividend of 0.56 euros per share. It’s crucial for investors to keep an eye on these dates and payment methods, as they can significantly influence investment returns
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Types of dividends and their meaning
Dividends represent a portion of a company’s profits distributed to shareholders. They can be paid in different ways: periodically (quarterly, biannual or annual) and they can be ordinary or extraordinary. The decision to distribute dividends is taken by the Board of Directors and approved by the General Meeting of Shareholders. It’s important to note that not all companies are required to pay dividends; some may choose to reinvest profits to promote growth
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Why Dividends Matter to Investors
For investors, dividends can represent a source of passive income and an indicator of a company’s financial health. When a company distributes dividends, it is a sign that it has sufficient profits to do so, which can increase investor confidence and, consequently, the value of the stock on the stock exchange. Only shareholders are entitled to dividends, while bondholders do not benefit from them. Therefore, it is crucial for stock investors to understand the dynamics of dividends and how they can affect their portfolios
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