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This document discusses different types of dividend policies that companies can implement, including scrip, bond, property, cash, debenture, bonus share, and share bonus dividends. It also lists key financial metrics like net income, earnings per share (EPS), cash dividend, and dividend payout ratio (DPR) of a company called ACI. Finally, it outlines three types of dividend policies companies may follow: constant payout ratio, regular dividend policy, and low regular with extra dividend policy.
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Dividend policy refers to a company's decision to pay dividends to shareholders. Companies pay dividends for reasons such as rewarding shareholders and signaling future profitability. There is no consensus on whether dividend policy directly affects share value, as share prices are influenced by many factors. While dividends may attract certain types of investors, changing dividend amounts could also convey new information to the market. Ultimately, the complex interplay of clientele effects, signaling, and other share price determinants makes the impact of dividends on value difficult to isolate.
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The document discusses dividend policy and its various aspects. It defines dividend policy as involving decisions around retaining earnings for reinvestment or distributing earnings to shareholders. The key considerations around dividend policy are a firm's investment opportunities and financial needs, shareholders' expectations, and constraints around paying dividends such as legal restrictions and liquidity. Common dividend policies include paying a constant dividend per share, maintaining a constant payout ratio, or paying a minimum dividend with the option of extra dividends in good years. Stable dividends are generally preferred but come with risks if earnings fluctuate significantly.
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This document discusses dividend policy and types of dividends. It defines dividend policy as a board's decision regarding distributing residual earnings to shareholders. Dividends can be paid in cash, additional shares, or property. The board has discretion over dividends, which are not a legal obligation. Dividends affect corporate financing and are considered when making financing decisions. The mechanics of cash dividend payments include a declaration date, record date, ex-dividend date, and payment date. Stock dividends and stock splits are also discussed.
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2. A stable dividend policy aims to consistently pay dividends, through methods like a constant dividend per share, constant payout ratio, or stable low dividend plus extra in high-profit years.
3. An irregular dividend policy is used when earnings are uncertain or the company lacks liquid resources. A no dividend policy may be adopted if working capital is unfavorable or funds are needed for future growth.
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This document summarizes the key features of ordinary shares. Ordinary shareholders have a residual claim on the company's income and assets. They are entitled to any dividends declared after other financial obligations are met, but dividends are at the discretion of the board of directors and are not guaranteed. Ordinary shareholders also have voting rights that allow them to elect the board of directors and vote on major company decisions. Their shares represent ownership in the company but are also considered a risky investment due to uncertainty around dividends and potential for loss of investment value.
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2. It provides details on cash dividends, stock dividends, and stock splits - the main types of dividend payments. Cash dividends directly pay out profits to shareholders, stock dividends distribute additional shares, and stock splits proportionally increase the number of shares at a reduced price per share.
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The document discusses dividend decision, which is one of the three major financial decisions management must make. Dividend decision relates to how much profit to distribute to shareholders as dividends versus retaining for reinvestment. The dividend policy should aim to maximize shareholder wealth. Key factors that influence dividend decision include amount of earnings, stability of earnings, growth opportunities, cash flow position, and impact on stock price. Companies with stable earnings can pay higher dividends.
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- 2. Types of Dividend Scrip Dividend Bond Dividend Property Dividend Cash Dividend Debenture Dividend Bonus share or Stock dividends Cash Dividend Share Bonus
- 3. Net Income of ACI
- 4. EPS of ACI
- 6. DPR of ACI
- 7. Types of Dividend Policy Constant Payout Ratio Regular Dividend Policy Low regular and extra Dividend Policy