The phrase "a further dividend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional benefits or returns, often in a financial or investment context.
Example: "The company announced a further dividend for its shareholders, reflecting its strong financial performance this quarter."
Alternatives: "an additional dividend" or "a supplementary dividend".
The bank will not pay a further dividend until 2016 to save $700m.
Surely I should have received a further dividend or some written information from TSB now it is an independent bank again?
"In addition to the removal of all children from detention and the closure of 17 detention centres, this is a further dividend of the Coalition's strong and consistent border protection policies".
A further dividend of £40m was paid out last October, two months after the group sold one of its many valuable properties for £53m.Another of Mr Al Fayed's assets, the Ritz Hotel in Paris, also has a dismal record it has made a profit in only one of the last six years.
We received some dividends up to the time when TSB was taken over by Lloyds, since when I cannot find a record of getting any further dividends.
We therefore continue to think there could be a further special dividend.
Next also delighted shareholders with the news it would pay a further special dividend of 50p in May, repeating the payout in February.
The strategy against Brough paid off with a further unexpected dividend when Ian Macfarlane bolstered the "government under seige" narrative by announcing his defection from the Liberals to the Nationals to get himself back into cabinet.
We now forecast a special dividend of £0.3bn in 2013 which we believe is well covered from holding company cash and further dividend from Canada in the second half of 2013.
One way to free up cash for further dividend increases, analysts say, would be to retire the $3 billion in G.E. preferred stock that the billionaire investor Warren E. Buffett bought in October 2008.
Both Rake and Livingston said there had been no discussion, either internally or with investors, about a possible rights issue and the company would be able to generate more than £1bn in cash this year, enough to meet further dividend payments, investment and reduce the company's £10.4bn debts.
