It’s dividend time again in Piazza Affari, which today is also suffering from the impact of the coupon detachment on the market reference indices, which are performing worse than the other European indices precisely due to the impact of the dividends paid on various large and medium capitalization securities
The impact of the ex-dividend date on the FTSE MIB index
The FTSE MIB index this morning showed a decline of 1.07% to 42,206.2 points, entirely attributable to the coupon detachment, which impacts the main market reference index by 1.13%. same setting and motivation for the FTSE All Share index which loses 0.91%. In the rest of Europe, the reference indices vary from -0.16% of the Cac-40 in Paris to +0.37% of the Dax in Frankfurt.
The largest capitalization companies that pay coupons
Among the “big” companies on Piazza Affari that today pay dividends to shareholders are BPER (0.10 euros), BPM (0.46 euros), Intesa Sanpaolo (0.186 euros), Eni (0.26 euros), Mediobanca (0.59 euros), Mediolanum (0.6 euros), Poste (0.40 euros), Recordati (0.63 euros), Tenaris (0.2511 euros), Terna (0.1192 euros) and Unicredit (1.4282 euros).
Also worth mentioning is Inwit, which today detaches the extraordinary dividend coupon of 0.2147 euros per share.
All dividends paid today will be paid on November 26th.
Among the Mid & Small Caps: here’s who pays the coupon
Outside the main core basket, other companies now pay coupons to shareholders. In the FTSE Mid-Cap basket, we note Banca Ifis (coupon of 1.20 euros) and Mondadori (0.07 euros).
Among the companies with smaller capitalization there is also Danieli & C. which pays a dividend of 0.31 euros on ordinary shares and 0.3307 on savings shares. Ordinary dividend for eViso which pays a coupon of 0.06 euros.
The next cut
The next “mini” round of detachments will be immediately before the Christmas holidays: on December 15th First Capital (0.75 euros), Poligrafici Printing (0.0075 euros) and STMicroelectronics (0.09 euros) will detach the coupon.
