Mutual Funds Announce Dividends, Distributing Returns to Unit Holders
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With the dividend season underway, companies have started declaring returns for their shareholders. So far, 20 mutual funds have announced dividends for the fiscal year 2080/81. This year, mutual funds are taking the lead in dividend distribution.
Key Highlights:
Mutual Funds Announcing Dividends:
Sanima Equity Fund: 15% cash dividend, book close date: Bhadra 26.
Sanima Growth Fund: 10% cash dividend, book close date: Bhadra 26.
Sanima Large Cap Fund: 10% cash dividend, book close date: Bhadra 26.
Siddhartha Investment Growth Scheme 3: 7% cash dividend, book close date: Bhadra 23.
Kumari Dhanvridhi Yojana: 9.5% cash dividend, book close date: Bhadra 19.
Kumari Equity Fund: 9.5% cash dividend, book close date: Bhadra 19.
Kumari Sunaulo Yojana (Open-ended): 10.5% cash dividend, book close date: Bhadra 11.
Sunrise First Mutual Fund: 12.5% cash dividend, book close date: Bhadra 7.
Sunrise Focused Equity Fund: 4.5% cash dividend, book close date: Bhadra 7.
NIC Asia Growth Fund: 9.5% cash dividend, book close date: Bhadra 28.
NIC Asia Flexi Cap Fund: 10.5% cash dividend, book close date: Bhadra 28.
NIC Asia Select 30 Fund: 14% cash dividend, book close date: Bhadra 28.
Funds with Book Close Dates:
Various mutual funds have set book close dates in the month of Bhadra, making it important for unit holders to pay attention to dividend distribution.
RBB Merchant Banking Funds:
RBB Mutual Fund 1: 3.81% cash dividend, book close date: Bhadra 31.
RBB Mutual Fund 2: 8.74% cash dividend, book close date: Bhadra 31.
Details of Other Proposed Dividends:
Other mutual funds, including NIC Asia Dynamic Debt Fund and NIBL Growth Fund, have also announced returns, though their book close dates have not been specified yet.
Importance of Dividends:
The announcement of book close dates is crucial to inform unit holders in a timely manner. This ensures eligibility for receiving dividends.
Conclusion:
This year, mutual funds have played a key role in dividend distribution. By paying attention to the announcements and book close dates, unit holders can secure their returns.