WAM WAM CAPITAL LIMITED dividend history - Australian Company Share Dividend History, Forecasts, Ex-Dividend Dates for Share Investors

Dividend History for WAM CAPITAL LIMITED (WAM)

Recent Share Price: $1.56

Sector: Diversified Financials

Ex Date	Amount	Franked	Franking Credit	Books Close	Date Payable
15/3/2000	0.02	100%	0.009	21/3/2000	31/3/2000
16/10/2000	0.1	100%	0.043	20/10/2000	30/10/2000
16/3/2001	0.03	100%	0.013	22/3/2001	2/4/2001
19/10/2001	0.11	100%	0.047	25/10/2001	2/11/2001
5/4/2002	0.04	100%	0.017	11/4/2002	19/4/2002
25/10/2002	0.08	100%	0.034	31/10/2002	7/11/2002
7/4/2003	0.04	100%	0.017	11/4/2003	18/4/2003
24/10/2003	0.04	100%	0.017	30/10/2003	6/11/2003
13/4/2004	0.05	100%	0.021	19/4/2004	27/4/2004
15/11/2004	0.05	100%	0.021	19/11/2004	29/11/2004
14/4/2005	0.06	100%	0.026	20/4/2005	29/4/2005
4/10/2005	0.06	100%	0.026	10/10/2005	17/10/2005
13/4/2006	0.07	100%	0.03	21/4/2006	28/4/2006
16/10/2006	0.07	100%	0.03	20/10/2006	27/10/2006
16/4/2007	0.08	100%	0.034	20/4/2007	27/4/2007
15/10/2007	0.08	100%	0.034	19/10/2007	26/10/2007
29/2/2008	0.08	100%	0.034	6/3/2008	11/3/2008
7/8/2009	0.04	100%	0.017	13/8/2009	17/8/2009
12/2/2010	0.04	100%	0.017	18/2/2010	25/2/2010
6/9/2010	0.04	100%	0.017	10/9/2010	17/9/2010
28/2/2011	0.05	100%	0.021	7/3/2011	14/3/2011
2/9/2011	0.05	100%	0.021	9/9/2011	15/9/2011
9/3/2012	0.055	100%	0.024	16/3/2012	23/3/2012

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A consistent player in the LIC space - The Australian

A consistent player in the LIC space
The Australian
WAM Capital is a listed investment company that invests in ASX-listed securities and is one of three investment vehicles offered by the Wilson Asset Management group. WAM is focused on achieving absolute returns and the preservation of capital.

10 stocks you can buy tomorrow - Sydney Morning Herald

Sydney Morning Herald

10 stocks you can buy tomorrow
Sydney Morning Herald
Geoff Wilson's WAM Capital, also a listed investment company with a track record of spotting opportunities, has been buying the stock for that very reason. Another anomaly is Ironbark, which trades 10per cent below the value of its holdings.

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Timing of the essence in taking banks for a ride - Sydney Morning Herald

Timing of the essence in taking banks for a ride
Sydney Morning Herald
At some stage, though, these types of dividend yields will become appealing, especially if official interest rates are cut, providing a catalyst for investors. Former fund manager Matthew Kidman is director of WAM Capital.

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10 stocks you can buy tomorrow - The Age

The Age

10 stocks you can buy tomorrow
The Age
Geoff Wilson's WAM Capital, also a listed investment company with a track record of spotting opportunities, has been buying the stock for that very reason. Another anomaly is Ironbark, which trades 10per cent below the value of its holdings.

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Timing of the essence in taking banks for a ride - BusinessDay.com.au

Timing of the essence in taking banks for a ride
BusinessDay.com.au
At some stage, though, these types of dividend yields will become appealing, especially if official interest rates are cut, providing a catalyst for investors. Former fund manager Matthew Kidman is director of WAM Capital.

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Fish oil producer could put investors in clover - Sydney Morning Herald

Fish oil producer could put investors in clover
Sydney Morning Herald
Such a scenario would mean buyers of Alesco today would book a gain of about 7 per cent over the next four months. Former fund manager Matthew Kidman is director of WAM Capital. The Age accepts no responsibility for stock recommendations.

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Fish oil producer could put investors in clover - Brisbane Times

Fish oil producer could put investors in clover
Brisbane Times
Former fund manager Matthew Kidman is director of WAM Capital. The Age accepts no responsibility for stock recommendations. Readers should contact a licensed financial adviser. You're the only person reading this now. Tell your friends.

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Insurance industry looking at a few good years - Sydney Morning Herald

Insurance industry looking at a few good years
Sydney Morning Herald
However, it is tight on capital and the recent rally has priced in better times ahead. This leaves the bank/insurance group Suncorp as possibly a more attractive play. The company has recently been discounted for its banking business, which is heavily ...

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