Summary
CRH Public Limited Company (CRH) filed an 8-K report on September 7, 2010, detailing the terms of its 2010 Interim Dividend Scrip Alternative. This filing is important for shareholders as it outlines an option to receive new shares instead of a cash dividend. The company has set the price for these new shares and provided the specific share entitlement ratios based on whether dividend withholding tax applies to the shareholder. This scrip dividend alternative offers flexibility to investors, allowing them to increase their stake in CRH without immediate cash outlay or transaction costs associated with purchasing shares on the open market. The details provided are crucial for shareholders to make informed decisions regarding their dividend payout preference, weighing the benefits of additional share ownership against receiving cash.
Key Highlights
- 1CRH plc announced the price for its 2010 Interim Dividend Scrip Alternative.
- 2The price per New Share has been set at €12.76.
- 3Shareholders can opt to receive new shares instead of a cash dividend.
- 4The entitlement ratio for new shares differs based on dividend withholding tax application.
- 5For shareholders where dividend withholding tax applies, the entitlement is one New Share for every 86.216216 shares held.
- 6For shareholders where dividend withholding tax does not apply, the entitlement is one New Share for every 68.972973 shares held.
- 7This filing provides an option for shareholders to reinvest their dividends into additional CRH shares.