Company ID: - BUKI
Date of Announcement:-25.Jul.2011
Rate of Dividend: - Rs.2.50 per share / Interim Dividend
Financial Year: - 2011/2012
XD: - 03.Aug.2011
Payment: - 11.Aug.2011
Share Transfer Book Open
Encyclopedia of Latest news, reviews, discussions and analysis of stock market and investment opportunities in Sri Lanka
Views & Reviews, Analysis, Evaluations, Discussions, Gossip and Hot Tips relating to Sri Lankan companies listed on the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE)
Contribute
Latest news and articles published in Newspapers, Websites, Blogs and other online news sites relating to business and investments in Sri Lanka
Contribute
This is a section that provide news, views, analysis, predications relating to Political and Socio-Economic factors and how such activities affect the Stock Market and other economic activity of the Country.
Contribute
This is an exclusive section for Expert Articles which will help member to share knowledge through comments and responses of the members. All members are allowed to reply and make comments to these articles.
Youtube Videos and other visual presentations relating Stock market and other investment advise submitted by members or other contributors.
Contribute
AITKEN SPENCE HOTEL HOLDINGS PLC
ANILANA HOTELS AND PROPERTIES PLC
B
BLUE DIAMONDS JEWELLERY WORLDWIDE PLC
C
CARGO BOAT DEVELOPMENT COMPANY PLC
CEYLON GRAIN ELEVATORS PLC Hot
COLOMBO FORT LAND & BUILDING PLC
COMMERCIAL CREDIT AND FINANCE PLC
D
DIALOG AXIATA PLC
DISTILLERIES COMPANY OF SRI LANKA PLC
E
F
G
H
HAYLEYS FABRIC PLC
HVA FOODS PLC
J
JANASHAKTHI INSURANCE COMPANY PLC
JOHN KEELLS HOLDINGS PLC Hot
JOHN KEELLS HOTELS PLC
L
LANKEM CEYLON PLC
LAUGFS GAS PLC
LUCKY LANKA MILK PROCESSING COMPANY PLC
M
N
NATION LANKA FINANCE PLC
NESTLE LANKA PLC
O
P
PEOPLE'S LEASING & FINANCE PLC
PIRAMAL GLASS CEYLON PLC
R
RICHARD PIERIS AND COMPANY PLC
RICHARD PIERIS EXPORTS PLC Hot
ROYAL CERAMICS PLC
S
SOFTLOGIC LIFE INSURANCE PLC
SRI LANKA TELECOM PLC
T
TESS AGRO PLC
TOKYO CEMENT COMPANY (LANKA) PLC Hot
U
V
VALLIBEL ONE PLC Hot
W
@duke wrote:Wow. Rs.2.50. Isn't this amazing?
Central Finance wasn't behind. they gave Rs. 5.00 (about 0.3%)
@vegasbabay wrote:@duke wrote:Wow. Rs.2.50. Isn't this amazing?
Central Finance wasn't behind. they gave Rs. 5.00 (about 0.3%)
This is a question i have been asking for some time as a newbie but didn't get an clear answer. This seems to be a relevant situation, so here it is.
What are the factors that govern the demand of a share? Other than dividends. In this particular case it is clearly not the dividends, it's just 2.50. (stock price is 1000 plus).
(In simple words why are we competing to buy something that is apparently useless)
thanks.
@Chinwi wrote:@vegasbabay wrote:@duke wrote:Wow. Rs.2.50. Isn't this amazing?
Central Finance wasn't behind. they gave Rs. 5.00 (about 0.3%)
This is a question i have been asking for some time as a newbie but didn't get an clear answer. This seems to be a relevant situation, so here it is.
What are the factors that govern the demand of a share? Other than dividends. In this particular case it is clearly not the dividends, it's just 2.50. (stock price is 1000 plus).
(In simple words why are we competing to buy something that is apparently useless)
thanks.
There is a theory , among many others, to consider 'dividend yield' when you value a share. Dividend Growth rate is used to value share price in dividend discount model. This is considering the amount you get as dividends in future years when you decide buying the share.
I do not think we can use this in some growth shares where most of the earned money is kept to reinvest in the business. For those we may use EPS, NAVPS & other factors including common sense.
For eg.
Last many years CTLD gave dividends over 10- 15 % of their market price . Hence, some people bought the share thinking of the dividend specially when interest rates of bank FDs were going down. It was difficult to get big capital gains , the share price fluctuated in a small range as there were no further developments except revaluation of the property time to time. They pay most of the income as dividend. They do not need money to be kept in the company as they do not construct many Majestic Cities apart from occasional upgrading. (MC-Bambalapitiya - one and only) Hence dividend become considerably high compared to capital gain. (Some years they paid 1.50 per share and the share price kept around 10/- for years)
If you consider a share like BUKI it is completely different. They invest in bare lands , develop plantations and do not give big dividends as they use the money in the further developments. When the plants become mature in 4-5 years their income and asset value per share jump up dramatically. They usually give bonus shares ( splits) making you rich. When other investors and funds see the EPS is booming they come and buy. The share price goes up with the increased buying interest. You can sell your holding to get big capital gains. No body think about the dividend as it is negligible compared to the capital gains.
@Gaja wrote:http://www.cse.lk/cmt/upload_cse_announcements/7801314619558_.pdf
Permissions in this forum:
You cannot reply to topics in this forum