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In The Last 12 Months, Itaúsa (ITSA4) Distributed Just Over R$ 1.04 Per Share in Gross Distributions, Summing Dividends and JCP. See How Much R$ 10 Thousand Would Yield in ITSA4 Today.
Itaúsa paid R$ 1.0471 per share in the last 12 months, according to the LTM metric from Status Invest, which aggregates dividends and JCP with ex-dividend dates between 09/18/2024 and 09/18/2025. This corresponds to a dividend yield of 9.23% at the current price.
With the price around R$ 11.33, on this date of 09/18/2025, R$ 10 thousand would buy approximately 882 shares. Multiplying by R$ 1.0471, the investor would have received about R$ 924 gross in 12 months.
In the net scenario, part of the distributions came as Interest on Equity (JCP), taxed at 15% at the source. If all the LTM were JCP, the net amount would drop to about R$ 786. With a more realistic composition, where about 60% was JCP and the rest dividends, the net amount would be close to R$ 840.
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What Itaúsa Paid in The Last 12 Months
In February 2025, the holding credited dividends of R$ 0.40815 per share and R$ 0.09224 per share, in addition to JCP of R$ 0.1011 per share, according to the Investor Relations website. These events explain a significant part of the thicker LTM at the beginning of the year.
Throughout 2025, the company also declared recurring quarterly JCP of R$ 0.0235295 per share, in addition to R$ 0.0591 and R$ 0.1859 per share, with payments scheduled for August 29 and October 1. The company itself details the ex-dividend dates and the payments.
The specialized press also reported on the August JCP package, which totaled over R$ 2 billion in the corporate sum, reinforcing the holding’s role as a distributor of dividends.
How We Calculated and Why The Number Changes
To estimate how much R$ 10 thousand would yield, we used the LTM of distributions per share published by Status Invest and the intraday price close to R$ 11.33. This combination is a didactic shortcut to simulate cash returns over a 12-month period.
The gross amount considers everything distributed per share. Meanwhile, the net amount depends on the mix between dividends and JCP. Dividends are exempt for individual investors, while JCP has a 15% IR, as noted by Itaúsa’s own IR and media outlets like E-Investidor.
Another factor is the stock price at the time of purchase. If the investor bought ITSA4 at a lower price than current, the same R$ 1.0471 per share would represent a higher yield in their portfolio, and vice versa.
In summary, with R$ 10 thousand in ITSA4 at the current price and using the last 12 months as reference, the investor would have received about R$ 924 in gross distributions. Considering the taxed portion of JCP, the net amount would fall within an approximate range of R$ 790 to R$ 840, depending on the composition. The above numbers are didactic estimates, based on public sources and the most recent history.
In your place, would you buy ITSA4 seeking income with taxed JCP or would you prefer a stock that pays more tax-exempt dividends even with lower yield? Leave your comment and tell us how you would build a balanced dividend portfolio.
