The Jupiter Primadona Growth Trust has increased its dividend by almost 41% for the year ending 30 June.
Directors of the trust declared a final dividend of 25p per share, taking the total distribution for the year to 38.75p. Managed by Richard Curling and Derek Pound, Jupiter says the strong dividend increase is due to the stock selection of the joint managers and the "innovative use" of derivatives within its dealing subsidiary. The group says the dealing subsidiary, called Pitchwell, equates to less than 10% of the company, but has generated substantial revenue from its flexibility to go both long and short. Jupiter Primadona Growth's annualised dividend yield now stands at about 4...
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