When is the next dividend?

[Rumple]

Is there a date for a dividend payment?

[RobertT]

2p per share payable on 30th September 2024.

Plus another 8p per share if the takeover completes. I'm not sure of the timetable for that.

[BeamishStout]

2p per share payable on 30th September 2024.

Yes I see that as a pending direct to my bank account for arrival on 30th September

Had forgotten all about this dividend payment,

[qwerty2]

2p per share payable on 30th September 2024.

Yes I see that as a pending direct to my bank account for arrival on 30th September

Had forgotten all about this dividend payment,

Don’t spend it all at once

[NWpostie]

What's happening with the sell off ?
It's gone all quiet .....

[RobertT]

What's happening with the sell off ?
It's gone all quiet .....

The government are scrutinising the bid.

https://www.theguardian.com/business/ar ... -kretinsky

[Roddy Scott]

2p per share payable on 30th September 2024.

Yes I see that as a pending direct to my bank account for arrival on 30th September

Had forgotten all about this dividend payment,

Don’t spend it all at once

Why not?

[qwerty2]

2p per share payable on 30th September 2024.

Yes I see that as a pending direct to my bank account for arrival on 30th September

Had forgotten all about this dividend payment,

Don’t spend it all at once

Why not?

A few pounds and pence……
I sold mine after the pandemic £4300

[Roddy Scott]

Good for you, mine is triple that amount.

[Londonsburning]

You must've spent a few quid accumulating over 3500 Royal Mail shares

[Roddy Scott]

£23 a week, not a great amount of money tbh

[Roddy Scott]

3756 shares, I just checked.

[Londonsburning]

3756 shares, I just checked.

It would be interesting to see the profit you've made over the last decade if you were to sell them all tomorrow

[renrag40]

You would have been better off putting your £23 per week in an All World Index Tracker for the last 10 years........ far less riskier that investing in a single company...... especially 1 that is struggling to cope with the structural decline of the letters business.

[posted]

perhaps, but the net cost of £23 has actually been £16.56-£15.64 (depending on NIC rate when purchased).

So even if share price had remained flat, on exit that's a ~30% uplift just due to the Tax & NI relief we've benefitted from as well as the dividends along the way