In June it is the turn of companies such as Meta, Pepsi, Chevron, among others.
Each month investors are attentive to companies that quote abroad through Cedears and pay dividends, in order to guide their portfolios and make a dollar income. In June it is the turn of companies like Goal, Pepsi, Chevron, among others.
The yields are Actions mirror of companies that quote abroadwhich can be acquired in pesos and their quotation It is tied to dollar counted with liquidation (CCL). Some of these companies, in addition, pay dividends in dollars, hence The investor can obtain an income Just to have these assets in your portfolio.
What are dividends? They are the part of the corporate benefits assigned to the shareholders. The companies They choose to maintain balance reinvirting a percentage and paying the rest as dividendswhat can be done in cash or in the form of Actions.
The Dividends They can compensate for price of an action That does not move too much, instead providing shareholders for an income.
The companies considered “high growth” generally do not offer dividends, Since they reinvest the benefits to maintain their growth by expanding the business. In this case, the reward for shareholders is a price of the highest shares of the expected.
How to know when dividends are paid?
The only requirement to receive dividends in a company is to have its actions on a certain date And that also applies to ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds).
In the case of Argentina, the actions of the local market and those that have Yields You can observe the dividend calendar through Openbyma Data or through the National Securities Commission (CNV), where companies communicate to their shareholders the payment of dividends and other important news for the company. Also, some Liquidation and Compensation Agents (ALYC) They usually inform the investor about the advertisements of the companies.
There are four important dates to take into account:
- Declaration date: It is the date on which the amount of the dividend is announced.
- Registration date: It is the one that indicates that all shareholders that are registered on that date will have the right to receive dividends.
- Ex-Dividendo Date: It is the date from which the action quotes without giving the right to perceive the dividend to those who possess it.
- Payment date: It is the day when dividends are paid to shareholders.
CEDEARS: What companies they would pay and pay dividends in June
Tuesday, June 10
- Johnson & Johnson (Jnj): U $ S0.76 per share (15 yields).
- IBM (IBM): U $ S1.68 per share (15 yields).
- Exxonmobil (Xom): U $ S0.99 per share (10 yields).
- Chevron (CVX): U $ S1,71 per share (16 yields).
- Eli Lilly (Lly): U $ S1,50 per share (56 yields).
Thursday June 12
- Microsoft (MSFT): U $ S0.83 per share (30 yields).
Friday, June 13
- Pfizer (PFE): U $ S0.43 per share (4 yields).
Monday, June 16
- McDonald’s (MCD): U $ S1.77 per share (24 yields).
- Alphabet (Googl): U $ S0.21 per share (58 yields).
- Barrick Gold (Gold): U $ S0.10 per share (2 yields).
Thursday June 26
- Meta Platforms (Meta): U $ S0.53 per share (24 yields).
- Qualcomm (Qcom): U $ S0.89 per share (11 yields).
Monday, June 30
- Pepsico (PEP): U $ S1,42 per share (18 CEDEARS).
Source: Ambito
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