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| | | ... constant currency, underlying profit was USS$957.5 million, down 1% at constant currency, and Brambles issued total dividends of AU$0.29/share for the full 2017 financial year. The goals in Brambles' sustainability programs are aligned to the United ... |
| | | | ... and the Corporate Governance Code], the first thing that many Japanese companies have been picking up is paying more dividends, which has led to a big rerating of many companies." On the investor side, the introduction of the Stewardship Code has also ... |
| | | | ... profound changes occurring, and investors have historically loved utilities because of their stability and their juicy dividends. We do foresee that changing." See Also: Sustanalytics considering expansion into Australia |
| | | | ... disclose taxes other than consumption taxes and personal income taxes, royalties, fees, production entitlements, bonuses, dividends other than dividends paid to ordinary shareholders and infrastructure improvement payments. The legislation does not specify ... |
| | | | ... there's no change. Most of the exclusions are small companies in which we're not interested because they don't have high dividends and/or they aren't well established." AGL Energy, Origin Energy, Santos and Wesfarmers will remain investible despite having ... |
| | | | ... "We are seeing that investment by government, by banks, by us and by other organisations are starting to yield some dividends." NAB highlighted in its report that of the total number of financially excluded Australians, 35% are young people aged 18 to ... |
| | | | ... adjusted, earnings figures which shield executive incentive plans from costs incurred by the company; the payment of dividends to executives on unvested - and therefore unearned -incentive shares; retention payments made without a clear, or robust, rationale ... |
| | | | ... average score of 3.13. "A high level of confidence in non-takeover capital management activities such as placements, dividends and buy-backs may reflect institutional investor satisfaction with Australia's capital raising system, which advantages institution-friendly ... |
| | | | ... capitalisation. "Within both of those screened universes, we have a disproportionate emphasis on stocks that pay strong dividends," Thomas said. "It's not by choice - it's just the way it falls out of the screening preference. Those stocks have done ... |
| | | | ... cash fund rate. On the equities and growth funds side, we're more focused on blue chip organisations with sustainable dividends. The thing about the dividends is that not for profits have the ability to get a refund on franking credits. When dividends ... |
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