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Google AI:
"A company that retains earnings for reinvestment may have strong growth opportunities, but this does not imply it is bad; it just signals a different financial strategy."
Nvidia, the richest company, pays pitiful dividends!
"The dividend is small -- and that's deliberate. Of course, such a small dividend means that the company is hardly tapping into its earnings power. Using trailing-12-month earnings per share, Nvidia earned roughly $3.51 per share. Against a $0.04 annual dividend, that implies a payout ratio near 1%." https://www.fool.com/investing/2025/09/14/heres-a-crash-course-on-nvidias-dividend-and-why-i/
One way to value GENM is using a past dividend. For example, if GENM paid a lower 10¢ dividend, the RM2.10/share would give you a 4.8% return, which is still better than most of the banks. The RM1.46 ones would be better, but most investors have missed that. The 5¢ dividend would be too low given the past trends. GENM never said that dividends would be canceled forever!