EasyResearch Weekly Dividends Update

EasyResearch Weekly Dividends Update
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Published on: Jun 30, 2025 1:06:10 PM

NATO defense spending is set to rise as member countries boost military readiness, benefiting aerospace and defense companies through stronger revenues and more stable cash flow. This could support dividend stability and growth for shareholders. 

General Dynamics Corporation, a key player, pays quarterly dividends and has a history of annual increases. 

  • Its upcoming payout is 5% higher than last year’s quarterly dividend, with similar levels expected for the next two quarters.

Seeking diversification beyond traditional defense stocks amid rising global tensions? Tech and platform companies are also enhancing shareholder returns as they connect people worldwide.

Match Group, Tinder’s parent company, will pay its third quarterly dividend since launching the program this year with an approved $1.5 billion share repurchase (or share buyback) plan. 

Additionally, Cricut Inc. declared both ordinary and special dividends and authorised a $50 million share buyback program. 

Other companies with a history of dividend increases include JPMorgan Chase, American Express, Comcast, and AECOM

Here's the full update for this week 

 

South Africa

Mr Price Group Limited will be paying R5.93 per share.

  • Last trading date – 01 July 2025 
  • Payment date – 07 July 2025

Tiger Brands Limited will be paying R16.31 (R4.15 Ordinary and R12.16 Special) per share.

  • Last trading date – 01 July 2025 
  • Payment date – 07 July 2025

Clicks Group Limited will be paying R2.38 per share.

  • Last trading date – 01 July 2025 
  • Payment date – 07 July 2025

RFG Holdings Limited will be paying R0.29 per share.

  • Last trading date – 01 July 2025 
  • Payment date – 07 July 2025

Vukile Property Fund Limited will be paying R0.76 per share.

  • Last trading date – 01 July 2025 
  • Payment date – 07 July 2025

Stor-Age Property REIT Limited will be paying R0.53 per share.

  • Last trading date – 01 July 2025 
  • Payment date – 07 July 2025

 

United States

Comcast Corp will be paying $0.33 per share.

  • Last trading date - 01 July 2025
  • Payment date - 23 July 2025
AECOM will be paying $0.26 per share.
  • Last trading date - 01 July 2025
  • Payment date - 18 July 2025
Republic Services Inc will be paying $0.58 per share.
  • Last trading date - 01 July 2025
  • Payment date - 15 July 2025
Campbell Soup Co will be paying $0.39 per share.
  • Last trading date - 02 July 2025
  • Payment date - 04 August 2025
Match Group Inc will be paying $0.19 per share.
  • Last trading date - 02 July 2025
  • Payment date - 18 July 2025
American Express Company will be paying $0.82 per share.
  • Last trading date - 02 July 2025
  • Payment date - 08 August 2025
General Dynamics Corporation will be paying $1.50 per share.
  • Last trading date - 02 July 2025
  • Payment date - 08 August 2025
Cisco Systems Inc will be paying $0.41 per share.
  • Last trading date - 02 July 2025
  • Payment date - 23 July 2025
JPMorgan Chase & Co will be paying $1.40 per share.
  • Last trading date - 02 July 2025
  • Payment date - 31 July 2025
Bristol-Myers Squibb Company will be paying $0.62 per share.
  • Last trading date - 02 July 2025
  • Payment date - 01 August 2025
Cricut Inc will be paying $0.85 ($0.10 Ordinary and $0.75 Special) per share.
  • Last trading date - 04 July 2025
  • Payment date - 21 July 2025
Micron Technology Inc will be paying $0.11 per share.
  • Last trading date - 04 July 2025
  • Payment date - 22 July 2025
Invesco Mortgage Capital Inc will be paying $0.34 per share.
  • Last trading date - 04 July 2025
  • Payment date - 25 July 2025

 

United Kingdom

Next PLC will be paying £1.58 per share. 

  • Last trading date - 02 July 2025
  • Payment date - 01 August 2025


Australia

Collins Foods Ltd will be paying AU$0.15 per share. 

  • Last trading date – 04 July 2025
  • Payment date - 05 August 2025

 

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Government Bonds
Government bonds offer a reliable way to earn fixed income by lending money to the government in exchange for regular interest payments. 
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Dividends are one of the many key components of investing, representing a share of a company's profits distributed to its shareholders. 
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Special dividends, also known as extraordinary dividends, are one-time payments made by companies to shareholders due to specific financial events, like windfall profits or asset sales. 

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