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JOHANNESBURG - Old Mutual Limited (JSE:OMU) announced on Wednesday that it will pay an interim dividend of 37 cents per share to shareholders, according to a company press release.
The financial services group said the dividend will be payable to most shareholders on October 6, 2025, while shareholders on the London Stock Exchange will receive payment on November 3, 2025.
South African shareholders not exempt from dividend withholding tax will receive a net dividend of 29.6 cents per share after the 20% withholding tax is applied. International shareholders may also be subject to the same withholding tax rate unless they qualify for exemption or reduced rates under double taxation agreements.
The company has established local currency equivalents for shareholders on different registers: 36.43785 Malawian kwacha per share for Malawi, 37 Namibian cents per share for Namibia, 1.55354 GBP pence per share for the United Kingdom, and 2.11831 US cents per share for Zimbabwe.
Old Mutual, which operates in 12 African countries and has a niche business in China, had 4,712,897,403 ordinary shares in issue at the time of the dividend declaration.
The dividend was initially announced in the company’s results released on September 10, 2025, with the payment timetable remaining unchanged from that announcement.
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