Acerinox ACX

Dividend Summary

The next Acerinox dividend will go ex in 2 months for 50¢ and will be paid in 2 months.
The previous Acerinox dividend was 10¢ and it went ex 4 months ago and it was paid 4 months ago.
There is typically 1 dividend per year (excluding specials), and the dividend cover is approximately 0.7.

Latest Dividends

Summary	Previous dividend	Next dividend
Status	Paid	Declared
Type	Special	Final
Per share	10¢	50¢
Declaration date	17 Sep 2020 (Thu)	–
Ex-div date	01 Dec 2020 (Tue)	01 Jun 2021 (Tue)
Pay date	03 Dec 2020 (Thu)	03 Jun 2021 (Thu)

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Previous Payment

€10.00

Paid on 03 Dec 2020 (Thu)

Next Payment

€50.00

Paid on 03 Jun 2021 (Thu)

Forecast Accuracy

51%

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Dividend Yield Today

3.5%

The dividend yield is calculated by dividing the annual dividend payment by the prevailing share price

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The table below shows the full dividend history for Acerinox

Status	Type	Decl. date	Ex-div date	Pay date	Decl. Currency	Forecast amount	Decl. amount	Accuracy
Forecast	Special	20 Mar 2023	03 Jul 2023	05 Jul 2023	EUR	Sign up	—
Forecast	Final	–	01 Jun 2023	05 Jun 2023	EUR	Sign up	—
Forecast	Special	21 Mar 2022	04 Jul 2022	06 Jul 2022	EUR	Sign up	—
Forecast	Final	–	02 Jun 2022	06 Jun 2022	EUR	Sign up	—
Declared	Final	–	01 Jun 2021	03 Jun 2021	EUR	40¢	50¢	😌
Paid	Special	17 Sep 2020	01 Dec 2020	03 Dec 2020	EUR	—	10¢
Paid	Final	–	30 Nov 2020	02 Dec 2020	EUR	—	40¢
Paid	Special	21 Mar 2020	06 Jul 2020	08 Jul 2020	EUR	—	10¢
Paid	Special	08 Mar 2019	03 Jul 2019	05 Jul 2019	EUR	49¢	20¢	😖
Paid	Final	–	03 Jun 2019	05 Jun 2019	EUR	—	30¢
Paid	Final	–	03 Jul 2018	05 Jul 2018	EUR	47¢	45¢	😃
Paid	Final	–	03 Jul 2017	05 Jul 2017	EUR	45¢	45¢	😄
Paid	Final	–	22 Jun 2016	11 Jul 2016	EUR	—	44¢
Paid	Final	–	17 Jun 2015	06 Jul 2015	EUR	—	44.9¢
Paid	Final	10 Jun 2014	24 Jun 2014	11 Jul 2014	EUR	—	44.9¢
Paid	Final	–	14 Jun 2013	16 Jul 2013	EUR	—	43.3¢
Paid	Final	–	05 Jul 2011	05 Jul 2011	EUR	—	15¢
Paid	Interim	–	05 Apr 2011	05 Apr 2011	EUR	—	10¢
Paid	Interim	–	05 Jan 2011	05 Jan 2011	EUR	—	10¢
Paid	Final	–	02 Jul 2010	05 Jul 2010	EUR	—	35¢
Paid	Final	–	31 Dec 2009	31 Dec 2009	EUR	—	35¢
Paid	Final	–	31 Dec 2008	31 Dec 2008	EUR	—	35¢
Paid	Final	–	31 Dec 2007	31 Dec 2007	EUR	—	35¢
Paid	Interim	–	31 Dec 2006	31 Dec 2006	EUR	—	26¢

Year	Amount	Change
2006	35.0¢	—
2007	35.0¢	 0%
2008	35.0¢	 0%
2009	35.0¢	 0%
2010	35.0¢	 0%
2011	0.0¢	 -100.0%
2012	43.3¢	 100%
2013	44.9¢	 3.7%
2014	44.9¢	 0%
2015	44.0¢	 -2.0%
2016	45.0¢	 2.3%
2017	45.0¢	 0%
2018	30.0¢	 -33.3%
2019	40.0¢	 33.3%
2020	50.0¢	 25.0%
2021	Sign Up Required
2022	Sign Up Required

Acerinox Optimized Dividend Chart

The chart below shows the optimized dividends for this security over a rolling 12-month period.

Dividend Yield Today: 3.5%
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52 Week High: 11.2% on 29 October 2020
52 Week Low: 0.0% on 05 May 2020
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About Acerinox

Acerinox SA is a Spain-based organisation known worldwide as the most competitive group in the world for stainless steel manufacturing.

Acerinox Dividends:

Sector: Industrial Metals
Country: Spain
Share Price: €11.42 (yesterday's closing price)
Shares in Issue: 249 million
Market Cap: €2.8bn
Dividend Cover How many times is the dividend covered by company income. A cover of 1 means all income is paid out in dividends: 0.7
CADI The Consecutive Annual Dividend Increases - the number of years this company has been increasing its dividends: 2
Market Indices: IBEX 35
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Home Page URL: http://www.acerinox.com/en/index.html
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Matthew Riding

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Possible effects of the tax treatment of dividends from April 2016 The Telegraph online declared ‘Budget 2015 – Investors face tax raid on dividends’. Whilst this is true for those with large income portfolios, not everybody loses out and in fact those who do not currently invest in stocks and shares, there is now a tax incentive to do so.

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