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Discover LudwigThe phrase "stock dividend" is correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use it when describing a type of corporate action where a company distributes its profits to shareholders in the form of additional shares of stock rather than cash. Example: "The company's board of directors announced a 10% stock dividend for all existing shareholders."
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The company also suspended its stock dividend.
The company canceled its stock dividend this spring.
Pfizer will slash its stock dividend in half.
So it borrows instead to buy back shares and increase its stock dividend.
The company said it would cut its common stock dividend to 1 cent from 20 cents.
Even smaller losses could put pressure on the stock dividend, some investors said.
He paid $49.04, on average, adjusted for a stock dividend; they closed on Friday at $51.57.
Google did not set a date for its new stock structure, which is technically a stock dividend.
Speculation is rife that Apple might pass some cash to shareholders in the form of an increased stock dividend.
If MGM could pull off the stock dividend and a sale, it would be extremely tax efficient, several analysts noted.
But if you have an option to receive cash or shares and choose shares, the stock dividend is taxable.
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