Profits from TAEE11, VLID3, and Other Companies Total R$15 Billion in Intermediary Profits, Exempt from Income Tax, Distributed in November, Based on the Balance Sheet.
Petrobras will be distributing the second installment of intermediary profits this Friday (15), totaling R$ 15 billion, as an advance payment to shareholders regarding the 2023 fiscal year, which was declared based on the balance sheet of June 30, 2023.
The amounts will be deposited in the form of dividends, exempt from Income Tax. Shareholders holding common shares (PETR3) and preferred shares (PETR4) will receive R$ 0.575 per share in dividends. This is the second time the company has conducted the distribution of intermediary profits, the first was in November last year.
Dividends: Payments to Shareholders
Investors who held shares of the company on August 21 will be entitled to payment, which was the ‘ex-dividend date‘ – the deadline to hold a share in the portfolio and have the right to the announced profits.
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Intermediary Profits and Interest on Equity
This Friday, Taesa (TAEE11) is also distributing intermediary dividends and interest on equity (JCP) totaling R$ 204.6 million. Remember that JCP is taxed at 15% by the Federal Revenue Service.
The amount is equivalent to R$ 0.19 per share (common/preferred) or R$ 0.59 per unit. Only shareholders recorded by the company on November 13 will receive, which was the ‘ex-dividend date’.
Announced Profits: Valid’s Distribution
Another paying company today is Valid (VLID3), which will deposit R$ 24.5 million in JCP, corresponding to R$ 0.307 per share, for shareholders with a position on December 6, which was the ex-dividend date.
Advance Payment: Iguatemi
Iguatemi (IGTI3) will also pay R$ 27.5 million this Friday, which corresponds to the third installment of a total of R$ 110 million in dividends. R$ 0.013 per common share, R$ 0.039 per preferred share, and R$ 0.091 per unit will be deposited. Shareholders with records on April 20 of this year will be entitled.
Dividends from Triunfo Part
Triunfo Participações e Investimentos (TPIS3) pays shareholders R$ 0.045 per share in dividends, totaling R$ 7.9 million. The profits are based on the shareholding position of April 27, 2023.
Dividends from Wlm Industry and Commerce
Finally, Wlm Industry and Commerce is also distributing dividends today, being R$ 0.399 per common share (WLMM3) and R$ 0.439 per preferred share (WLMM4), for investors on the company’s records on April 28.
Check the Complete Calendar of Profits in the December Dividend Schedule of InfoMoney
Source: Info Money

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