Karo Pharma AB (publ) (KARBF) Dividends

TTM yield, annualized payout, frequency and payout ratio — history, chart and FAQs below.

FMP · KARBF · as of Aug 11, 2022

Key dividend metrics

Dividend Yield7.20%TTM

Annual Payout—per share

Payout FrequencySpecial

Payout Ratio—of earnings distributed

Dividend Reliability

Variable

Consecutive payments

No interruptions

4/4 recent on schedule

Latest vs previous

Stable

—

Payment frequency

Missed payments

0 payments / 12 months

Days since last payment

3315 days ago

Overdue

Based on historical dividend behavior. Past payments do not guarantee future distributions.

Most Recent Dividend

$0.2241per share

Ex-Dividend DateMay 12, 20173315 days agoMust hold before this date

Record Date—Shareholder of record

Pay Date—Payment received

Est. next: Nov 10, 2017·Special · based on historical pattern

Annual dividends per share

Dividend history

Ex-dateAmountRecord datePay dateYoY

Dividend calculator

If you invest $10,000 in KARBF

$720/ year

7.20% dividend yield · based on $10,000 investment

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Dividend history & analysis

Karo Pharma AB (publ) (KARBF) currently pays a Special dividend of $$0.2241 per share, with an annual payout of $— and a dividend yield of 7.20%. The company has maintained a consistent dividend payment record, making it a popular choice among income-focused investors.

The most recent ex-dividend date was May 12, 2017. Investors who held KARBF shares before this date received the latest dividend payment on —. All historical dividend data on this page is sourced from Financial Modeling Prep and reflects split-adjusted figures where applicable.

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Frequently asked questions

Karo Pharma AB (publ) pays $$0.2241 per share each period, totaling approximately $— per share annually. The current dividend yield is 7.20%.

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Data: Financial Modeling Prep · Updated hourly · For informational purposes only, not investment advice.