The phrase "additional dividend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to refer to an extra payment made to shareholders beyond the regular dividend.
Example: "The company announced an additional dividend for its shareholders due to higher-than-expected profits this quarter."
Alternatives: "extra dividend" or "supplemental dividend".
This would create additional dividend headroom, Severn Trent would remain at a A3/A- credit rating and so might incur a lower cost of debt.
The additional dividend and shares will be earned by shareholders on the company's books as of June 20, with the cash dividend payable on July 11 and the additional stock to be distributed July 18.
Under the terms of the deal, Vivendi will pay 7.75 billion euros for Vodafone's minority stake in SFR, and will give Vodafone an additional dividend payment of 200 million euros.
The only likely additional dividend from Libya's gratitude for the hand-over would be a commercial one, for instance in the country's rich hydrocarbons business and swapping a mass-murderer for an oil contract would be disgraceful.There is, thus, no obvious benefit to sending Mr Megrahi home, and there is clearly a cost.
That experience yielded an additional dividend: It got her to thinking about how humans have measured themselves against the whole earth, and she is now writing a history of around-the-world travel, "from Magellan the Iberian explorer to Magellan the GPS".
They included an automatic increase of the offer to 18 dollars per share if the suitors won more than 90 percent of Macarthur shares; an additional dividend of 98 Australian cents per share above the 16 cents already planned; and allowing Macarthur to seek other buyers.
The plan paid additional dividends quickly.
There are, in that learning process, small additional dividends.
While Mr. Robinson is a passionate defender of creators' rights, he is philosophical about his own situation regarding the Joker, for which he received no additional dividends.
Each Sequenza challenges the capabilities of its performers to the utmost, often demanding novel extended playing techniques, but the Nash musicians' experience in a wide range of repertoire brought additional dividends.
If the stock trades at $10 per share and has a DPS of $1 annually, spending your $100 will get you ten more shares and another $10 in additional dividends per year, bringing your dividends to $110 in the next year.
