div yield25 Jun 2015 16:57
Last year we got paid 14.10000 ZAR cents per share, which equalled 0.81268 pence per share.
In other words 0.141 ZAR = 0.81268p,
so 1 ZAR (0.141 * 7.092198581560284) = 5.76p (0.81268 * 7.092198581560284)
today however the £ is stronger and 1 ZAR = 5.22p.
In other words 1 ZAR cent = 0.0522p
So if PAF maintain the dividend of 14.1 ZAR cents per share, in £ this would equate to 0.522 * 14.1 = 0.736 pence per share.
So if you buy at 10p, you are getting a div yield of 0.736 / 10.5 = 7.4%
Cobus was right to say this is an industry leading div yield.
The thing between now and Xmas is to watch the zar against the £. But anything over 6% will be a great Xmas prezzie.