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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Dyson Grp | DYS | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 16.25 | 00:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 16.25 |
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Posted at 05/4/2022 08:44 by garth Wakeland,received mine by cheque - with request for BACS permission for payment of future dividends... hxxps://www.dyson-gr Property sales of £7.7m and circa £4m of that returned as interim divi. G. |
Posted at 04/4/2022 17:36 by wakeland Had a small divi from Dyson into II account, there must be some life left in it. |
Posted at 05/3/2022 11:43 by sharw Another year on and a/cs published:Some properties have now been sold so .... interim dividend in respect of the year to 30 September 2022 of 1.6 pence per Ordinary share to be paid on 31 March |
Posted at 26/5/2019 06:04 by followthebear 10 years ago DYs went pop, been a long time foldingI would be interested to know how much board bonuses have enjoyed over this time |
Posted at 05/3/2019 14:57 by sharw A/cs to 9/18 now published.Interim dividend for current year of 0.3 pence per share to be paid on 25 March. This leaves (at current balance sheet values) very roughly 2p/share to be paid out when the remaining properties are sold and the company wound up. |
Posted at 10/1/2019 19:18 by sharw Last year was an exception, possibly tied in with the board meeting to approve another dividend. Previously the results were always announced in March (15 a/cs 3/3/16 and 16 a/cs 3/3/17).The last trading company was sold in 2017 so you do not need even skeleton staff to count the number of properties up for sale which is all that is left now. |
Posted at 21/12/2017 17:56 by ansc V11SLR: I have been told three times this week by my broker (HLS) that the reason my account had not been credited with my dividend (£1,800.00) was because they (allegedly) hadn't received the dividend from DYS's brokers and were currently looking into the reason why it hadn't arrived. Knowing that certificate-holding shareholders (sharw, garth) had received their cheques on Monday and not believing HLS's 'fairy-tale', this morning I decided to take the bull by the horns and telephoned W H Ireland (issuers of DYS's dividend). A very understanding young lady receptionist spoke to their dividend department who were able to confirm that ALL dividends were sent out last Friday (15th) as stated in the results announcement; I was also able to obtain a contact name (Lottie Coyle) in the department. Back on the phone to HLS with the news that Ms Coyle was interested in hearing from them so that she could follow-up this missing payment mystery. Low and behold, thirty minutes later I received a message from HLS with the good news that the missing dividend had just turned up and had now been credited to my account!In your shoes, I would get back to Barclays asking them why, in this day of electronic bank transfers, it takes ten days to process dividend payments? Unless, of course, unlike me you're happy for them to hold on to YOUR money! |
Posted at 23/11/2017 13:52 by sharw Not so - AFAIK a company can proclaim an interim dividend when it likes (providing there are distributable reserves) although a final dividend has to be approved at the AGM. Some companies (BVXP comes to mind) get round this by proclaiming a second interim.A dividend out of the blue was the case of that received 6/8/13 see: when you phoned the company to find out what it was all about! Of course, if the shares are traded other rules come in to allow for xd dates etc. |
Posted at 23/11/2017 11:50 by ansc I eventually (it took a few phone calls, I can understand the company now operating with a skeleton staff but even the skeleton appears unobtainable a lot of the time!) managed to speak with someone at DYS to find out the outcome of the meeting held on the 9th November. He (a 'happy shareholder' himself) was able to confirm that the required resolution was passed but seemed somewhat surprised when I mentioned that the [meeting] circular indicated the results were going to be published next month; as we know, they usually appear in March(ish). So I've checked:'The Group has progressed further disposals in the financial year to 30 September 2017. Full details of such disposals will be provided in the Company's report and accounts for the year ended 30 September 2017, which are expected to be published in December 2017. Following a detailed review, your Board has already identified that the Company has surplus cash which it wishes to return to Shareholders at the earliest opportunity. Furthermore, your Board plans further disposals, over the medium to long term, of its remaining investment properties, for which additional sums are likely to be deemed surplus to the requirements of the Group, and which your Board would also like to return to Shareholders, as appropriate, in due course. Your Board, in considering how to effect this return of surplus cash to Shareholders, wishes to pay an interim dividend in respect of the surplus proceeds from the sale of the above mentioned assets. The Board anticipates (subject to the approval of the Capital Reduction by the Voting Shareholders and the Court) that the dividend payment will take place by 31 December 2017.' I've always believed, rightly or wrongly, that there usually needs to be at least a three week interval between publishing results and paying any dividend mentioned (perhaps someone could confirm?). If that is the case, the results will need to be published during the first few days of December. |
Posted at 11/11/2017 12:25 by sharw Agree with ansc figures:28/3/12 was on sale of Saffil 6/8/13 was on sale of Builders' Centre 31/3/17 was on sale of properties. Brad44 - from my own experience iii's back office function is very poor. Assuming you have copied and pasted from them "Any dividends you would of received would of been credited" says it all about the quality of the service. You need to secure message them with amount of dividend and date. I wish you luck as when I tried to chase a missing dividend (in a quoted company eventually paid a month late) with them it resulted in this: "I am sorry that we have fallen short of your expectations. I have requested an update from our Dividends team however I have yet to receive a response and resolve the matter within the regulator's (FCA) stated timescale to close dissatisfactions. As per FCA regulations we have until the close of business the following working day to resolve the matter from the point the complaint is raised. As we have failed to do so we are now treating your enquiry as a formal complaint". |
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