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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-europe-60517447

Hi giraffe, the dividends were announced on the 16th Feb this year (rns on page 3 of rns tab).
I would expect the announcement for 2021 to be mid Feb again.
What they will be is anybody's guess, but I hope for a small increase.

Boark

Does this affect us. Glenda's divi is a capital return?

2021 distribution payments
On 29 April, shareholders resolved to pay an aggregate distribution of US$0.12 per share in respect of the financial year ended 31 December 2020. On 5 August, the Company announced an additional distribution of $0.04 per share.

Distributions will be declared and paid in U.S. dollars, although shareholders on the Jersey register will be able to elect to receive their distribution payments in Pounds Sterling, Euros or Swiss Francs. Shareholders who formerly held shares through the Computershare Hong Kong nominee will receive distribution payments in US dollars unless they make an election to receive payments in Swiss francs, Sterling or Euros, or subscribe to the global payment service to elect to receive payments in the currency of their choosing (including Hong Kong Dollars), by the prescribed date. Elections will remain in place until revoked by the shareholder.

Shareholders on the Johannesburg register will receive their distribution payments in South African Rand.

The distribution will be made from the capital contribution reserves of the Company in two equal tranches of $0.06 payable in the first six months of the 2021 financial year (H1) and second six months of the 2021 financial year (H2) in accordance with the timetable below. The process and payment of the additional distribution of $0.04 will be aligned with the H2 distribution timetable below.

H2 Distribution payment date Tuesday, 21 September

https://www.glencore.com/investors/shareholder-centre/distribution-information

Hi CoVGuy, I thought I hadn't received my dividend for a while too, in my Halifax account.
I was looking at my dividend history and it wasn't there. then I realised the Halifax, and maybe others, put the Glencore dividend down as a corporate action.
If you are with the Halifax look in your cash history, you may have received it and not realised.

Boark.

That's harsh, having to move 6p just to get a gap!

if/when this gets to 150 my retirement could start!

Close but no cigar.. this time. Hopefully we'll get there in 3 Months.

http://www.stockchallenge.co.uk/ftse.php

The investing.com app says next earnings update is June 23rd 2021.

Sorry I accidentally posted before I was finished.
538.5 seems a lot higher than the current SP.
But there are two FTSE companies who were in 108 and 109th place last Friday. If they were to drop lower by the next review, to below 110th place, this would lower the SP RMG would need to achieve to be promoted.

Or, if on the review date, a FTSE100 company has fallen below 110th place then the highest FTSE 250 company would take its place.
At the last review date 02/12/20. PSH in 94th place was promoted due to HSV having fallen to 116th place.
At the last review RMG was in 123rd place, last Friday it was in 105th.
IF last Friday had been the review date RMG would have needed an SP of 538.5 to be promoted.

105 and climbing:
http://www.stockchallenge.co.uk/ftse.php

1.475 high today so far, can we pick it up again and make 1.5 today?

I find This useful:
http://www.stockchallenge.co.uk/ftse.php

According to Dividendmax, there should be an interim dividend in December
Ex dividend on 12th Nov and paid on 11th Dec.

The Investing.com app says RMG 165.00 up 4.76%.

Eviking
Sorry for late reply, I had to go out.
You really need to research the tax issue. I think I read that if you take money out of a pension then there is a restriction on how much you can put into a SIPP.

Before selling I would check that there are no tax issues.
It may be better to transfer it, worth getting professional advice.

See if you can get a current price, it could have recovered.
Though if it has been going down consistantly I agree with daytrade you need an IFA.