Samga's annual meeting approves a 300 rial cash dividend for the year ended 29 Esfand 1404
Jul 28, 2026
The annual ordinary general meeting of Iran's Cultural Heritage and Tourism Investment Group, listed under the symbol Samga, for the financial year ended 29 Esfand 1404, was held on the morning of Wednesday 31 Tir 1405 (22 July 2026) with a majority of shareholders present, and approved a cash dividend of 300 rials per share. The report on the meeting was published on Tuesday 28 July 2026 (6 Mordad 1405).
Annual general meetings and the dividends they approve are a recurring event in Iran's capital market. Each company's payout, alongside its earnings per share, determines the shareholder's cash yield, and it typically affects trading in the symbol in the days around the meeting.
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Tejarat News
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