Which are the top-performing companies not to pay a dividend?

Allianz Technology and Baillie Gifford Shin Nippon top five- and ten-year lists

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New data from the Association of Investment Companies (AIC) reveals which are the top-performing investment companies which have not paid a dividend over five and ten years.

New data from the Association of Investment Companies (AIC) reveals which are the top-performing investment companies which have not paid a dividend over five and ten years.  Allianz Technology, from the technology and media sector, topped the list of best performers over the past five years with a return of 221% (and came second over a ten-year period, delivering a 599% gain). Baillie Gifford Shin Nippon, from the Japanese smaller Ccompanies sector, topped the ten-year table, giving investors a return of 639%. Seven investment companies appear on both the five and ten-year lists o...

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