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IFSTF declares SGD 0.03 quarterly cash dividend, payable Aug. 20

SINGAPORE, July 26. A cash dividend of SGD 0.03 per share, distributed on a quarterly schedule, has been declared by IFSTF, the company disclosed. The ex-dividend date and record date are both August 7, with payment following on August 20.

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Key takeaways

  • IFSTF declared a cash dividend of SGD 0.03 per share on July 26.
  • The dividend follows a quarterly distribution schedule.
  • The ex-dividend date and record date are both August 7.
  • Payment of the dividend is scheduled for August 20.
  • IFSTF disclosed no additional details on aggregate payment amounts or payout ratios.

SINGAPORE, July 26. A cash dividend of SGD 0.03 per share, distributed on a quarterly schedule, has been declared by IFSTF, the company disclosed. The ex-dividend date and record date are both August 7, with payment following on August 20.

Key dates

The ex-dividend and record dates fall on the same day, August 7. Investors must hold shares before that date to qualify for the distribution, according to the announcement.

Quarterly cadence

The payout follows a quarterly distribution schedule, the release shows. IFSTF made no additional disclosures on aggregate payment amounts or payout ratios. The cash payment of SGD 0.03 per share is scheduled for August 20.

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Frequently asked

How much is IFSTF's dividend and when will it be paid?

IFSTF declared a cash dividend of SGD 0.03 per share, which is scheduled to be paid on August 20.

What is the ex-dividend and record date for this dividend?

Both the ex-dividend date and the record date fall on August 7, and investors must hold shares before that date to qualify.

How often does IFSTF pay this dividend?

The dividend follows a quarterly distribution schedule.

Did IFSTF disclose its total payout or payout ratio?

No, IFSTF made no additional disclosures on aggregate payment amounts or payout ratios.