Sentence examples for dividend would be lower from inspiring English sources

Collins Stewart's shares fell 2.5p to 100.75p this afternoon after it halved its interim dividend to 1.3p and appeared to indicate that the final dividend would be lower too.

The dividend would be lowered to 89 cents from about $2.09.

In a point-by-point critique, Invesco added that the deal would "materially jeopardise" BAE's position in the US defence market; the proposed holding of stakes by the French and German governments would result in a business driven by politics and not shareholder value; and there would be lower dividends for BAE shareholders in the future.

Costs would be lower there.

The consequence would be lower treatment efficiency.

That dividend, which is currently 6%, would be lowered to 1.5%.

Some shareholders think a higher dividend would be available if the bank moved from London to a city with lower taxes and looser capital controls, according to people close to the lender.

The resumption of a dividend would be just a start.

Before that transaction, he had received an 'intimation' that the next general dividend would be passed.

It turned out the dividend was higher because the market was accurately anticipating the dividend would be cut.

Yesterday, the company said its combined dividend would be 'substantially less' than AT&T's current dividend.