Old Mutual (OML)
Old Mutual is one of the largest companies in South Africa. It moved to London and floated in 1999 to diversify away from its base. It has made acquisitions to spread its assets subsequently but the majority of earnings still come from South Africa
Old Mutual dividends
Old Mutual's dividend was severely affected by the 2008/09 market downturn, being cut from a high of 6.85p in 2007 right down to 1.5p two years later.
However their dividend payout is recovering well and is on track to return to the pre-crash levels over the next couple of years.
Their high dividend cover and sale of assets meant they could make a special dividend payment in June 2012.
Fundamentals
- Life Insurance
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United Kingdom
- 219.8p today's close
- 5767m
- £12,676m
- 3.9
- 3
Optimized Dividends
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Dividend Yield Today
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Optimised Yield
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52 Week High6.46%22 April 2013
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52 Week Low3.0%09 May 2013
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Next Ex-Div-Date Countdown
Annual Dividends
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YearAmountChange
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20066.25p
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20076.85p
9.6%
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20082.45p
(64.2%)
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20091.5p
(38.8%)
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20104.0p
166.7%
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20115.0p
25.0%
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20127.0p
40.0%
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2013
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2014
Dividends
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Ex-Div DatePay DateYearTypeStatusAmount
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13 October 201030 November 20102010InterimPaid1.1p
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13 April 201131 May 20112010FinalPaid2.9p
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12 October 201130 November 20112011InterimPaid1.5p
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18 April 201207 June 20122011FinalPaid3.5p
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24 October 201230 November 20122012InterimPaid1.75p
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24 April 201331 May 20132012FinalDeclared5.25p
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2013InterimEstimate
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2013FinalEstimate
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2014InterimEstimate
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2014FinalEstimate
Old Mutual optimized dividend - 12 month history
Old Mutual share price - 12 month history
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