African Bank, hohe Dividendenrendite

Bin auf Grund der Dividendenrendite mal eingestiegen.

Mit diesem südafrikanischen Wert kann ich mein Depot mal etwas regional diversifizieren.

Wie hoch ist denn die Dividende?

Habe für 2013 nur folgendes gefunden:

10.06.13 Dividende   0,02 EUR

Wie oft wird die Div. gezahlt?

www.en.sharewise.com/i/...stments/stock_info/numbers_and_facts

Date Type Value Open
10.06.2013 dividend 0.019€ 1.314€
10.12.2012 dividend 0.097€ 2.638€
11.06.2012 dividend 0.081€ 3.483€
09.12.2011 dividend 0.093€ 3.079€
10.06.2011 dividend 0.086€ 3.553€
10.12.2010 dividend 0.109€ 4.070€
11.06.2010 dividend 0.092€ 3.247€
11.12.2009 dividend 0.090€ 2.670€
12.06.2009 dividend 0.075€ 2.360€
12.12.2008 dividend 0.079€ 1.880€
09.06.2008 dividend 0.086€ 1.890€

Um die 0.045 € bei ca. 1.3€ empfinde ich nicht als besonders hoch.
Oder übersehe ich hier etwas?

"Abil in talks to sell Ellerines
Share price rockets.

South Africa's African Bank Investments said on Monday it was in talks to sell its loss-making Ellerinesunit, a furniture selling business the unsecured lender has been trying to shed.
[...]"

www.moneyweb.co.za/moneyweb-financial/...lks-to-sell-ellerines

"African Bank Investments Limited: R150m bond to be repaid on maturity

July 25 2014 at 08:00 am

African Bank Investments Limited (Abil) would repay investors when a R150 million bond matured today, it said yesterday, after record losses fanned speculation that South Africa’s largest unsecured lender might need to raise funds. Since issuing the one-year floating-rate note at the three-month Johannesburg interbank agreed rate plus 90 basis points, Abil has reported a record first-half loss following write-offs at its furniture unit and increased bad debts. In May Moody’s Investors Service cut the lender’s foreign rating to Ba1, one step below investment grade. “Consistent with our practice of settling bonds upon maturity, this bond will be no exception and we have thus planned appropriate cash reserves to do so,” chief financial officer Nithia Nalliah said. While Abil sold R5.5 billion of stock in December last year to bolster capital, that has been partly eroded by the first-half loss. Abil shares fell 1.18 percent to R6.72 yesterday. – Bloomberg".

www.iol.co.za/business/companies/...paid-on-maturity-1.1725406

"South Africa's Abil flags massive full-year loss, CEO quits
Wed Aug 6, 2014 7:22am GMT



JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's African Bank Investments warned on Wednesday it would fall to a full-year loss of nearly $600 million and said its chief executive would step down after more than 20 years with the struggling mass-market lender.

Abil, as the bank is widely known, said it expected a headline loss of 6.4 billion rand ($594 million) for this year from a loss of 365 million rand the previous year. (...)".

af.reuters.com/article/investingNews/idAFKBN0G60IL20140806

"UPDATE 4-S.Africa's Abil to seek $800 million cash call as CEO quits

Wed Aug 6, 2014 11:46am EDT
* Warns of $600 mln full-year loss, CEO quits

* Needs to tap shareholders for at least 8.5 bln rand

* Looking to ringfence "good" loan book

* Shares down 58 percent (Adds CEO comments from conference call, comment from central bank)

By David Dolan and Tiisetso Motsoeneng

JOHANNESBURG, Aug 6 (Reuters) - African Bank Investments warned on Wednesday it needs to raise nearly $800 million after it flagged an annual loss and its chief executive quit, prompting a shareholder to liken the South African mass-market lender to a "bottomless pit".

The news wiped out 60 percent of the bank's value, with its shares hitting their lowest level since 1997 on widening concerns about its ability to ride out the downturn.

Abil, as the bank is widely known, has been hammered by spiralling bad debts as its core market of low-income borrowers come under strain from rising unemployment, food and fuel costs."

www.reuters.com/article/2014/08/06/...p;feedName=hotStocksNews

"Extreme Kursverluste bei African Bank Investments: Um 90 Prozent brechen die Aktien der Bank ein und enden bei einem Rekordtief. Auslöser für den Kurseinbruch ist eine Verlustwarnung des südafrikanischen Geldhauses."

www.wiwo.de/finanzen/boerse/...ments-brechen-ein/10303672.html

"Shareholders might not be completely wiped out, said Tom Winterboer, who was appointed caretaker of Abil. “We need to establish values and what goes into the good bank,” he said. "

www.iol.co.za/business/news/...on-from-abil-wipe-out-1.1735062

auch mal machen können...

African Phoenix Investments Ltd Press Release

24 January 2017

African Bank Investments Limited announces the lifting of suspension of JSE listed shares and change of name, effective 1 February 2017.

Johannesburg, African Bank Investments Limited, commonly known as ABIL, today announced that the JSE Ltd ('JSE) has approved the lifting of the suspension of trading of the company’s shares.  In an action marking a departure and separation from its banking past, the company also announced that it has officially changed its name to African Phoenix Investments Ltd (Phoenix).  The name change becomes effective 1 February 2017.

In accordance with the JSE regulatory timelines, the listing of and trading of new ordinary and preference shares on the JSE will be effective under the new name African Phoenix Investments from 1 February 2017.

From 1 February, ordinary shareholders will be able to trade African Phoenix shares under the JSE code AXL ISIN : ZAE000221370. Preference shareholders will be able to trade their shares under JSE code AXLP ISIN: ZAE000221388.
Enos Banda, African Phoenix CEO, noted: "Since I became a part of Phoenix in September 2016, shareholders have been clear that resumption of trade in the company’s shares was a very high and immediate priority. We have now achieved this important milestone. We now fully turn out focus on the equally important work of creating sustainable shareholder value for our shareholders. In the first quarter of 2017, we will be demonstrating and disseminating the strategy that forms the bedrock of our value creation efforts".
The company’s name change is necessitated by the company’s divestment from the banking sector, which requires that the word “bank” be removed from the company name as per section 27 of the banks Act, 1990 (Act 94 of 1990).  The name change does not, however, change to the company’s operating.  In conjunction with the name change, the company will unveil its new brand which will reflect the new business strategy.

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