▷ Leonardo Dividends 【Calendar 2024】

Upcoming Leonardo dividend

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Next payment N/A

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Last payment 0.14€

Last payment date May 24, 2023

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When are the upcoming Leonardo dividends in 2024?

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Dividend announcements from Leonardo for 2024 are not expected.

Last Leonardo dividend

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With Leonardo (LDO), the dividend of 0.14 euros was paid on May 24, 2023.

Dividend policy of Leonardo

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Leonardo S.p.A., participates in the main stock markets of Italy, United States, United Kingdom, Germany and Austria, being denominated with the stock exchange symbology LDO, starts paying dividends to its investors as of 2006 doing so continuously until 2011, after which it registers an inactive period resuming the commitment as of 2017, remaining stable to date.

Since resuming the dividend delivery policy in 2017, the company has set the installment to be deposited at the same amount, which is paid in a single payment per year, often in the last days of May, reaching a yield that is close to 1.25%.

Payout Ratio Leonardo Dividends

Leonardo paid 1% of its net income in the last fiscal period as dividends.

Leonardo's earnings (15,921,000,448.00€) are sufficient to cover the dividend payment. This payment represents 1% of the total net profit of LDO.

Dividend payout ratio Payout Ratio

Dividend calendar of Leonardo

There is no Dividend Calendar of Leonardo defined for 2024.

Historical annual dividend yields of Leonardo

Over the past 5 years, Leonardo has not consistently distributed dividends.

Increasing Dividends Dividend yield

Dividend yield of Leonardo vs. the sector

Leonardo's dividend yield (0.60%) is below the sector average (2.28%).

Comparison with industry average

Leonardo's dividend yield is below the top 75% (0.72%) of the sector.

Evaluation with respect to competence.

Dividend yield history in Leonardo

Over the past 5 years, Leonardo has not consistently distributed dividends.

Dividend stability

Dividend history of Leonardo

In this table you can see the complete history:

Year	Ex-Dividend	Amount	Total
2023	05/22/2023	0.14 €	0.14 €
2022	06/20/2022	0.14 €	0.14 €
2020	06/22/2020	0.14 €	0.14 €
2019	05/20/2019	0.14 €	0.14 €
2018	05/21/2018	0.14 €	0.14 €
2017	05/22/2017	0.14 €	0.14 €
2011	05/23/2011	0.41 €	0.41 €
2010	05/24/2010	0.2973 €	0.2973 €
2009	05/18/2009	0.41 €	0.41 €
2008	06/23/2008	0.369943 €	0.369943 €
2007	06/18/2007	0.315805 €	0.315805 €
2006	06/19/2006	0.45115 €	0.45115 €

Leonardo dividend capture strategy

Step 1: Buy Leonardo shares (LDO) one day before ex-dividend date

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Step 2: Sell Leonardo shares (LDO) when the price recovers.

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The dividend capture strategy is based on historical Leonardo data. Past performance is no guarantee of future results.

Information about Leonardo

Full name Leonardo S.p.a.

Ticker LDO

Sector Industry

Industry Aerospace & Defense

Market Capitalization 13.39B €

ISIN IT0003856405

Number of Employees 52,973

Description of the company

Leonardo S.p.A. is a group that develops technological advances for the aerospace, security and defense industry, offering its products and strategic programs to governments, institutions, defense agencies and companies, its main offices are located in Rome, being 30% managed by the Italian state through the Ministry of Economy.

It was founded in 1948, as a sub-holding, formerly known as the Finmeccanica group which after 1989 after a process of internal restructuring of IRI, obtains the defense electronics companies, as well as Oto, Breda, Agusta, Officine Galileo and Melara, controlled by the state until 1993 when it enters the Milan Stock Exchange, becoming "Leonardo S.p.A." in 2017 after absorbing the activities of important companies in the sector.

The company recorded 14.7 billion euros in revenues in 2022, with a portfolio exceeding 37.5 billion euros, is positioned in 150 countries, has more than 50 thousand employees, supported by 10,500 suppliers worldwide, investing more than two billion euros in research and development.

It has seven business areas: Electronics, Helicopters, Aircraft, Cyber Security, Space, Unmanned and Aerostructures, establishing a clear purpose of consolidating the organization as a leader in international AD&S and planning important future cooperation agreements.