With the recent collapse of both commodity prices and the BDI, share prices, particularly on the dry side, quickly followed suit. A decline in share price is never good news, but for the high paying dividend companies it was a double-edged sword. As yield and share price track inversely, the nominal dividends on these shares now equate to extraordinary yields. The whispered question on the street is whether the high dividend paying companies, given the poor market and lack of liquidity, will cut their dividends. Thus far two companies have answered this week with a resounding no. OceanFreight declared its 3rd quarter dividend at the current level. And demonstrating even greater confidence, Navios Maritime Partners increased its 3rd quarter dividend by 10% and announced that the 4th quarter dividend would
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Tags: · Capital Product Partners, Danaos Corporation, Double Hull, Mark Friedman, Merrill Lynch, Navios Maritime Partners, Oceanfreight, Seaspan, Teekay Corporation, TK LNG
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