Legal & General: Is the Income Case Still Attractive?
L&G increased its interim dividend while reporting higher core operating earnings and improved dividend cover.
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L&G increased its interim dividend while reporting higher core operating earnings and improved dividend cover.
HSBC approved its second interim dividend for 2026, continuing its regular quarterly shareholder distribution schedule.
A stronger first half encouraged Computacenter to raise its interim dividend by more than its historical interim policy would normally imply.
Stronger commodity performance and cash generation supported a materially larger interim shareholder distribution.
Drax increased its interim dividend even though first-half EBITDA and earnings declined year-on-year.
BAT continues to distribute its annual dividend through four equal quarterly instalments, with the next ex-dividend date approaching.
Strong earnings, margins and cash generation supported a significant increase in LSEGβs interim dividend.
A lower interim distribution reflects weaker earnings and a change in how Admiral is returning surplus capital.
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