Of course, if a company doesn't pay a dividend AND borrows more, this is not true, but that's not the scenario in your question, and
generally mature companies with mature earnings may as well pay dividends as they aren't on a massive expansion drive in the same way.
Not exact matches
Generally, this isn't possible with most technology
companies as they usually take five to 10 years to
mature to a liquidity event.
Dividend stocks are
generally more
mature companies and will help to smooth out your investing returns when combined with growth stocks and other investing themes.
Generally, P / E ratio is useful for the valuation of stable and
mature companies which earns a profit.
These are
generally more
mature companies that pay above average dividends and do so consistently.
Large and
mature companies generally don't reinvest a significant part of their earnings.
I
generally look for mid-single-digit revenue growth from a fairly
mature company like this.
It's rated M for
Mature, a rating that Nintendo
generally doesn't deal with considering family - friendly the
company is.