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£76.9 billion
- Salford-based investment platform AJ Bell said on Tuesday that total FTSE 100 company dividend payments — excluding special dividends — are expected to grow by £15.2 billion or 25% this year to £76.9 billion.
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1 day ago · The latest Dividend Dashboard, from AJ Bell, shows an analyst consensus for a 1% rise in dividend cash this year. And there’s a further 7% rise pencilled in for 2025, to reach £83.9bn. That ...
This report shows which FTSE 100 companies are forecast to pay the highest dividend yield, where dividend growth is forecast to come from next year, how to spot unsustainable dividends and those FTSE 100 companies with the longest runs of dividend increases.
Each quarter, AJ Bell takes the forecasts for the FTSE 100 companies from all the leading city analysts and aggregates them to provide the dividend outlook for each company. This report looks at the FTSE 100's 'cash yield' and how it compares to the Bank of England base rate and 10-year gilt yield, as well as whether share buybacks will be able ...
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Dividend increases in the index are particularly heavily concentrated in a limited number of names, with miner Glencoreleading the way. Source: Company accounts, Marketscreener, consensus analysts’ forecasts. *Haleon spun out of GSK in July 2022 Although it is worth noting that miners’ dividend payments are expected to fall in 2023 and 2024, by som...
The aggregate earnings cover ratio for the FTSE 100 is expected to come in at 2.24 times in 2022, according to analysts’ consensus and dividend forecasts. This is way higher than the 2.02 times earnings cover that was on offer in 2021 and represents the best earnings cover since 2012, when the ratio stood at 2.50 times. Companies are choosing to le...
At the time of writing, Persimmon is the highest-yielding individual stock, even allowing for an expected dividend cut, while fund manager M&G is also expected to offer a double-digit yield in 2022. Forecast yields of more than 10% may make investors a little wary, given the shocking record of firms previously expected to generate such bumper retur...
Just ten stocks are forecast to pay dividends worth £42.8 billion, or 54% of the forecast total for 2022. The top 20 are expected to generate 72% of the total index’s pay-out, at £57.3 billion. Anyone who believes the UK stock market is attractive on a yield basis needs to have a good understanding of, and strong view on, those 20 names in particul...
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Dividend Summary. The next AJ Bell plc dividend is expected to go ex in 3 months and to be paid in 4 months. The previous AJ Bell plc dividend was 4.25p and it went ex 4 months ago and it was paid 4 months ago. There are typically 2 dividends per year (excluding specials).
Jul 6, 2021 · Salford-based investment platform AJ Bell said on Tuesday that total FTSE 100 company dividend payments — excluding special dividends — are expected to grow by £15.2 billion or 25% this year to £76.9 billion.
