Nine big names in the Ftse Mib detach their dividends on May 18th. The season, as we now know, was compromised by the coronavirus which led many listed companies, banks first, to suspend the coupon pending better times. Nonetheless, investors will be able to console themselves with the returns guaranteed by some of the giants who have shown themselves to be very generous in terms of amount and yield in recent years.
May 18 can therefore be considered to all intents and purposes the dividend day of 2020. In fact, the coupons are detached by 90-pounders such as Eni, Generali, Saipem and Azimut. In total, according to the calculations of Borsa Italiana, the detachment weighs 0,86% on the performance of the main stock exchange on Piazza Affari which, in any case, proceeds at full speed on the upward road (+1,31% at 11, + 2,1, XNUMX% net of dividends).
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DIVIDENDS MAY 18: THE BIG 9 OF THE FTSE MIB
Among the Bigs of the Ftse Mib, as per tradition, it is Azimuth to guarantee its shareholders the highest coupon. This year, the company led by Alessandro Zambotti distributes a coupon of 1 euro per share (it was 1,5 euro in 2019), with a yield exceeding 6,6%. Among the most generous companies there is also Eni which on May 18 detaches the balance of 43 cents (86 cents in total), with payment expected on May 20. The yield of the installment is 5%, the total yield is 10,1%. It follows Generali, with a dividend of 50 cents per share and a yield in excess of 4%.
In the table all the other dividends of the Ftse Mib:
DIVIDENDS MAY 18: OTHER COMPANIES
Outside the Ftse Mib, there are also listed companies that distribute the dividend on May 18th Soul Holding ed Erg which pay out coupons of 0,205 (yield 6,3%) and 0,75 euro (yield 4,36%) respectively. Among the Mid Caps we also point out:
- Inwit: coupon of 0,132 euro and yield of 1,3%;
- Salini Impregilo which distributes both on ordinary shares (0,03 euro) and savings shares (0,26);
- Unipolsai: dividend of 16 cents and yield of 7,41%.
Instead, they stand out among the Star companies Aarkstore (dividend of 0,33 euro, yield of 6,6%) e Massimo Zanetti Bg (€0,19, yield 5,29%). They follow:
- Cementir Holding: 0,14 euros (2,59%);
- Falck Renewables: €0,067 (1,53%);
- Interpump: 0,25 euros (0,92%);
- Drums: 0,09 euros (1,6%).
