IMP.JO Impala Platinum Hlgs Ltd
Basic Materials · Other Precious Metals & Mining
178.55
+2.20%
About the company
Impala Platinum Holdings Limited engages in the mining, concentrating, refining, and sells of platinum group metals (PGMs) and associated base metals in South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Canada. The company produces platinum, palladium, rhodium, nickel, and by-products, as well as ruthenium, iridium, and gold. It has mining operations on the Bushveld Complex located in South Africa; and the Great Dyke situated in Zimbabwe, as well as the Canadian Shield. The company was incorporated in 1957 and is based in Illovo, South Africa.
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Dividend deep dive
Impala Platinum Hlgs Ltd (IMP.JO) operates in the Basic Materials sector, specifically Other Precious Metals & Mining. The company currently offers a dividend yield of 3.29%. This yield falls within its five-year range, which has seen a low of 1.85% and a high of 9.44%, with an average of 5.38%. Valuation indicators suggest the stock is considered "fair" by Yield Theory, yet "expensive" with a fair value estimate of ZAR 29.33, implying it is ZAR 83.2% above this value. Momentum and value scores are not available in the provided data.
Dividend history
Impala Platinum does not have a reported dividend increase streak. Its dividend growth has been negative, with a 3-year Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of -40.61% and a 5-year CAGR of -8.87%. Annual dividends per share (in ZAR) include ZAR 975.0 in 2007, ZAR 1475.0 in 2008, ZAR 320.0 in 2009, ZAR 390.0 in 2010, ZAR 570.0 in 2011, ZAR 195.0 in 2012, and ZAR 95.0 in 2013. More recently, dividends were ZAR 525.0 in 2020, ZAR 2200 in 2021, ZAR 1575.0 in 2022, ZAR 585.0 in 2023, and a projected ZAR 330.0 for 2025. There are notable gaps in the dividend history, such as from 2014 to 2019.
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