monabri wrote:https://www.investegate.co.uk/murray-intnl-trust/rns/annual-financial-report/202103050700032548R/
"Three interim dividends of 12.0p per share (2019: three interims of 12.0p) have been declared during the year. Your Board is now recommending a final dividend of 18.5p per share (2019: fourth interim dividend of 17.5p) which is subject to shareholder approval. If approved at the Annual General Meeting, this final dividend will be paid on 18 May 2021 to shareholders on the register on 6 April 2021. Subject to this approval, total Ordinary dividends for the year will amount to 54.5p (2019: 53.5p), an increase of 1.9% which compares favourably with the 1.2% increase in the Retail Prices Index in 2020. This represents the 16th year of dividend increases for the Company and cements its position as an AIC 'Next Generation Dividend Hero'. The payment of the final dividend will use approximately £10.2 million from the Company's accumulated revenue reserves, amounting to approximately 15% of these reserves"
Thanks for that. Not the largest of increases, but MYI does have a higher dividend yield than many in the first place, and it's against a backdrop of the Covid dividend curtailment.