Continue to the content Start About us Holding Capital Real Estate Investor Press releases Contact Dividend policy The company intends to return value to its shareholders on an ongoing basis through either dividends, share repurchases or redemptions. The method considered best for the company's shareholders will be used. The size of future possible dividends to the company's shareholders depends on a number of factors, such as earnings, financial position, cash flow and working capital requirements in order for dividends to be paid to the company's shareholders. The goal is for 50% of the company's operating profit to be distributed to the company's shareholders. Decisions on dividends are made by the Annual General Meeting and payment is arranged by the company's bank. The right to a dividend accrues to the person who is registered as a shareholder in the share register on the record date for the dividend decided by the Annual General Meeting. Dividends are normally paid as a cash amount per share through the care of the company's bank, but can also refer to other than cash such as a dividend. Because sometimes it can be more favorable to distribute each holding directly to the company's shareholders in order to achieve a higher return on the company's holding. If a shareholder cannot be reached for receipt of a dividend, the shareholder's claim on the company remains and is limited only by general rules for prescription. In the event of prescription, the entire amount goes to the company. Capital does not apply any restrictions or special procedures with regard to cash dividends to shareholders resident outside Sweden. With the exception of any restrictions that follow from banking and clearing systems, payment is made in the same way as for shareholders resident in Sweden. For shareholders who are not resident in Sweden under tax law, however, Swedish coupon tax is normally paid. Copyright 2016 - 2020 | All Rights Reserved | Privacy Policy | Capital Conquest AB (publ) We assume you're okay with this, but you can opt out if you like.Accept Reject Read more