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BELGRADE – Today, the company NIS will pay a dividend totaling 115 dinars for five shares, as much as citizens received from the state, and on Tuesday, November 24, 68 dinars of Telekom Srbija’s free shares went to the accounts.
The money in citizens’ accounts is usually the day after the company pays the dividend.
In the name of dividends over the past years, the companies NIS, Aerodrom and Telekom Srbija paid a total of 4,600 dinars to each citizen. If you have not already done so, you can withdraw this money; You will not lose anything, because by withdrawing money from dividends you will not lose the right to the shares or the right to the dividends that companies will pay in the coming years.
On the other hand, if you have not sold shares for free, or withdrawn money from dividends, you may have a little more than 10,000 dinars in your account.
The current price of NIS shares on the Belgrade Stock Exchange is 571 dinars, and the five that each citizen received ten years ago add up to a total of 2,855 dinars. The airport part is worth 910 dinars, and citizens received 1,700 dinars in the account on the basis of the shares of the Shareholders’ Fund.
Citizens can withdraw money from the dividend at the counter of the Serbian Post company with the mandatory presentation of an identification card.. So all that is needed is a personal presence, an ID card, and an oral request to withdraw money on a dividend basis. And you get the money immediately. Citizens who do not have a free share account at the post office can withdraw the dividend money at their bank.
On the other hand, money from shares can only be obtained if you sell the shares, and this is also possible at the post office by placing a customer order. You do not receive the money immediately, but only when your shares are sold, and you can also obtain information about this from the Post Office.
It is important to know that if you sell shares, you will lose the right to both dividends and shares.
(Kurir.rs/Blic)
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