RE: Why no September dividend?26 Sep 2021 11:51
I'm no expert (as I am often told). No idea why they aren't many posts, but I see that has a good thing, because most people can only be bothered to post to big themselves up, deramp or ramp. Which then causes arguments.
The amount of small investors may be a bit limited because some brokers won't allow investment here yet, ie the dinosaurs of Lloyds/Halifax and I-web. I had to go to Jarvis X-O to invest.
As a fairly new company the dividends have only just started to get into a routine. The September dividend last year was late in the sequence and followed by another declared in October.
2020 dividends have been ex-dividend of 4 March, 13 May, 8 July, so the next one will be sometime October, maybe even early November. Hopefully they will normalise to February, May, August and November next year. Companies like this often adjust the dividend dates to coincide with fundraisers. Some to avoid paying dividends to new investors, others to make the subscription more attractive to new investors.
I think we have to trust that the company know what they are doing.