Sentence examples for dividend rise from inspiring English sources

Pru's capital surplus has doubled to £3bn, allowing the dividend rise.

Water supplier Pennon jumped 47.5p to 894.5p after surprising shareholders with a 6.3 per cent dividend rise.

To please investors, GSK announced a 6% dividend rise to 17p and the return of £2bn to 2.5bn to shareholders through share buybacks this year.

Land Securities was lifted 52p to £13.63 by a well received set of results and a 3.7% dividend rise, but Vodafone fell 7.5p to 226.6p on a cautious outlook.

As both the fee and the household dividend rise steadily, each year, a clear, economy-wide price signal is sent to all investors, calling capital from the sidelines to finance new, low-carbon alternatives.

The firm proposed an 8% dividend rise.

In return the government gets non-voting preference shares that pay a 5% dividend, rising to 9% after five years.

The one surprise is that management has chosen not to roll the buyback into 2013 – instead the dividend rises 20% to 36.5p.

The aim would be to prevent the dividend rising and falling sharply depending on the success of the fund.

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But even if a broad agreement is reached, many strategists are expecting that taxes will rise on investment income, with the White House proposing that for households earning over $250,000 the rate on dividends rise to a peak of 39.6 percent from the current 15 percent, and the rate on capital gains increasing to 20 percent from 15 percent.