Sentences with phrase «dividend payments since»

In its 2010 annual report Peabody reported that in 2009 «the Company recognized an impairment loss of $ 34.7 million related to its interest in Carbones del Guasare based on the joint venture's deteriorating operating results (resulting in 2009 equity losses of $ 19.9 million), ongoing cash flow issues resulting in no dividend payments since January 2008, the Company's expectations concerning ongoing operating and cash flow issues for the joint venture and uncertainty impacting recoverability of this investment.»

The company has not reduced its dividend payments since 1982.

Our strong cash flow has allowed us to make approximately $ 1.2 billion in net long - term debt principal repayments and dividend payments since October 2005.

Not exact matches

The iPhone maker is raising its quarterly dividend by 16 percent to 73 cents per share, matching the largest increase since Apple restored the payment under shareholder pressure six years ago.

The iPhone maker is raising its quarterly dividend by 16 percent to 73 cents per share, matching the largest increase since Apple restored the payment six years ago.

Alaska Airlines also grew passenger revenues by 5 percent year - over-year, and has increased dividend payments 175 percent since initiation in 2013.

There's one thing Georgetti did get right: Canadian companies have, on average, increased their dividend payments to shareholders since the recession.

Since dividends only have to supply 2.0 % (plus inflation) of your portfolio's initial balance, any dividend yield above 2.0 % and any interest payment from TIPS gives you extra time before dividends have to catch up.

This factor can be what differentiates a value stock from a value trap, since a company in trouble usually cuts its dividend payments.

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Lockheed Martin has paid increasing dividend payments each year since 2002.

RCI.B has maintained its dividend ever since I originally purchased it and YUMC only initiated a dividend payment last year and hasn't had it for a full year on which basis I will eventually judge it.

Thirteen companies announced dividend payments this week, including an industrial equipment manufacturer that has nearly tripled its dividend since 2010.

And since these are all Dividend Champions, they have all shown a strong dividend culture and dividend payment history, which makes them worthy of further investDividend Champions, they have all shown a strong dividend culture and dividend payment history, which makes them worthy of further investdividend culture and dividend payment history, which makes them worthy of further investdividend payment history, which makes them worthy of further investigation.

Since the tech sector is increasing its dividend payments rapidly, expect to see its share of DTD rise over time.

Since the payment of the $ 3.75 dividend, we've been grappling with the value of the stub.

The company has been through some difficult times, but started paying a dividend in 2014 and the payments have been increased every year since then.

Foolish investors must note that the company has raised its dividend 16 times since it went public in 2003, and that its 5.7 % dividend hike in May 2017 has it on track for 2018 to mark the ninth straight year in which it has raised its annual dividend payment, making it one of the top dividend - growth stocks in the energy sector today.

«Investors should keep reinvesting their dividends after retirement since most dividend payments are not substantial enough to warrant any immediate use by the investor,» says Mark Hebner, founder and president of Index Fund Advisors in Irvine, Calif..

Since we like seeing dividend payments coming into our account, these would add a happy psychological effect for us to see more dividend payments coming in.

Since it attests to the company's increasing profitability, net income growth is a positive sign of continued dividend payment.

Colgate - Palmolive (CL) has paid uninterrupted dividends since 1895, and it has increased its dividend payments for the past 56 consecutive years.

I do not think it is excessive to say that dividends have fascinated investors since the first payment was made to owners of the Dutch East India Company over 400 years ago.

After all, the dividend payment has increased every year since 1963.

Second, last month marked roughly a year since I began my dividend growth journey so it seems naturally appropriate to start sharing my monthly dividend payments now that the snowball is firmly in place and rolling along relatively smoothly.

REIT dividends have been reasonably steady and reliable, since for most REITs, their income is derived from rents paid by tenants who sign long - term leases on commercial property or from interest payments from financing commercial properties.

Since dividends are paid from net earnings, the EPS is crucial for the dividend payment.

Now, since they made dividend income, their OAS payments will be taxable as actual income.

Avon's business there is starved of FX / imports, and has stacked up $ 131 mio of unpaid royalty / dividend payments to the US since 2005.

Since these companies are set up as REITs, they must pass through 90 % of the net profits to the shareholders, thus the large dividend payments.

Since we are new shareholders we are not experiencing a change in dividend payments.

Free cash flow after paying the dividend (Operating cash flow - capital expenditures - dividend payments) has averaged $ 260.4 M per year since FY 2010.

Have you noticed how the dividend payment hasn't move by an iota since 2008?

Since the average stock would not actually increase in value, most of the gains made by investors from stocks would be in the form of dividend payments.

-LSB-...] GM reinstated its dividend payment in 2014 and has increased it twice since then.

Another benefit is that you'll be getting more of a yield from dividend stocks, since you are still likely to secure the same dividend payment, but now you have to make a smaller investment to do so.

This dividend king has paid uninterrupted dividends on its common stock since 1893 and increased payments to common shareholders every for 51 consecutive years.

The company has increased its dividend payments each year since 2003.

The historical 10.9 % stock market return breaks down into exactly three parts: 1) Income due to dividend payments 2) Capital gains due to earnings growth, and 3) Capital gains due to changes in P / E ratios (since Price = Earnings x Price / Earnings)

That «my yield» on our BMY investment is 7.5 % vs. the current dividend yield of 2.5 % reflects 1) steady increases in the company's dividend payout since 2004, and 2) the stock price is much higher today than when we bought it (a stock price rising at a faster rate than the dividend payment will reduce dividend yield).

Since February the share price is up 25 % (plus one dividend payment), and I still think I will be rewarded further.

Since 2006, Canada and Ireland have been subject to a double - taxation treaty and Ireland provides unilateral relief on the payment of interest and dividends to tax treaty countries.

The company offers dividends based on its profits and has consistently made dividend payments to policy holders since 1868.

Since this is a refund of payments from the life insurance company, rather than a dividend or interest, the return of premium is not taxable.

For evidence many of the large life insurance companies have not only been in business since the 1800s, but they have made dividend payments for over a hundred consecutive years (even through the great depression).

And since it is dividend paying whole life insurance, dividend payments can further grow the LTC benefit.

Since Mutual of Omaha is a mutual firm, it pays back policyholders in the form of dividend payments.

Since Bitcoin micropayments are far cheaper than conventional payment methods, digital content providers will be able to receive their share of the income in smaller dividends.