... 1–2 years (closed or with interest capitalization), 30% (300,000 ₽) in OFZ (purchased through a brokerage account), 10% (100,000 ₽) in reliable corporate bonds (with a coupon of 15–18%), 20% (200,000 ₽) in large Russian company stocks with dividend payouts, and 10% (100,000 ₽) in gold/currency (a slightly risky buffer). This portfolio would yield a total return of about 15–18% per year (nominally), with very high capital protection through bonds/deposits. Taxes: coupon and interest are subject ...

... that may impact stock dynamics in both Russian and American markets: Russian Companies: NKHP (Novorossiysk Grain Products Plant): An extraordinary general meeting (EGM) is set to approve dividends of 17.12 rubles per share for 9 months of 2024. This dividend payout reflects a stable financial position of the company and may enhance its attractiveness to investors. VUSH Holding: December 5th is the last day to purchase shares with rights to dividends of 2.11 rubles per share. Investors interested in receiving ...

... organizations. NSPFs serve as an alternative source of investment that can offer passive income. Potential investors can receive dividends along with their pension based on the amount contributed. Non-state pension funds accumulate investors' funds in specific ... ... positions. Own reserves. The organization should maintain a certain insurance reserve in its accounts, which acts as a guarantee for payouts to investors. An organization's reliability can be assessed by the extent of rights and obligations, as well as the level ...

... securities usually increases only slightly, which diminishes their appeal for short-term investors and traders. At the same time, these securities tend to have low liquidity, which helps investors mitigate overall portfolio risks. As asset prices decrease, dividend payouts tend to increase. The value of these securities rarely drops below a psychological threshold, acting as a sort of protective cushion for investments. Thus, the risk of losses and total obliteration of capital approaches zero. Commodities Investments ...

... levels of 22-25% per annum, which seems optimistic considering the current market conditions and capacity expansion plans. Dividend Policy According to its dividend policy, Lambumiz may distribute between 10% and 100% of net profit according to RAS as dividends, with the size of the payout determined by several factors, including investment needs. The company has a net debt of only 5 million rubles, indicating financial stability and minimal debt obligations, which is important for consistent dividend payments. IPO Terms Additional ...