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The 'Dividends payable' section of 'Note 9. Dividends' in the First quarter 2020 results announcement contained incorrect record dates. The correct record date for the payment of the first quarter interim dividend to ordinary shareholders is 11 May 2020 (not 7 May 2020 and 8 May 2020, respectively, as stated in the First quarter 2020 results announcement).
I bought in the range of £3.16- £3.50 looking to add more as and when share dips down.
I wont be selling as holding long term for dividend .
I would like to think long term anything under £3.50- £4 will be a good investment moving forward mid term
I am in BP for the long haul .Yes a dividend cut or axe might be on the cards and i will be looking to buy on any dips in the share price. Regarding the dividend or more oil price declines to top up in this quality blue chip share which will look good value at these prices in the hopefully not to distant future ...........
strong company great portfolio when this virus is passed it will once again be a great dividend paying stock buying on any dips
With the oil price dropping so much does anybody else think the dividend in June will be cancelled when BP reveal there results on 28th April ...... Will be waiting to see which way it goes before buying any more shares in BP ... For the long to mid term i think the share price range is an ideal time to get in on any dips because of further oil price drop or lack of dividend or the such like
Surely Centrica has dropped all the bad news in one large foul swoop . I believe it is called chucking the kitchen sink ... I am buying in at this price it may drop a little more and may take some time to turn this company around going to give it a year or so and then make judgement ... Disposals and changes to board and change in direction will not happen overnight
As previously announced, we have increased the dividend by 3.0% for the year to 31 March 2019 bringing the full year dividend to 31 March 2019 to 31.0p. The dividend pay-out ratio is 89% for the period (2017/18: 80%). British Land will recommend to shareholders a final dividend payment for the year ended 31 March 2019 of 7.75p. Subject to approval by shareholders, payment will be made on 2 August 2019 to shareholders on the register at close of business on 28 June 2019. The final dividend will consist of two components: a Property Income Distribution of 3.875 pence and a Non-Property Income Distribution of 3.875 pence.
thank you all for your input with regards to tax and isa much appreciated
if you put British land shares in an isa is tax taken off the dividend and you reclaim or not deducted any help appreciated
Markets hate uncertainty . Vodafone has a cloud hanging over it with a possible dividend cut in the pipe line . Once this has been clarified i am sure the share price will climb even a dividend cut has already been priced in to the share price and i suspect as normal the share price drop has been overdone. I am going to hold and wait and see even with a dividend decline the yield will still be quite good
UK utility stocks' discount to European peers is overblown, Credit Suisse said, as markets are being too cautious on the likely effect of government price caps. As a result of its detailed analysis on price caps, the Swiss bank upgraded Centrica to �outperform� from �neutral�