Dividend yields definition

Dividend yields means the sum of dividends declared for the four most recent quarterly periods, divided by the average price of our Common Stock for the comparable periods;

Examples of Dividend yields in a sentence

  • Dividend yields are not representative of fund returns nor are historical dividend yields representative of future dividend yields.

  • Effectively, this screening process narrows the universe to a sub-set of stocks which broadly display the following characteristics: Typically large market capitalisation; Dividend yields which are suitable in meeting the Fund criteria of having a high dividend yield; Attractive medium term earnings (top line revenue and underlying profitability) growth relative to the peers and Financially stable, strong consistent balance sheet without high levels of leverage.