Puregold Price Club (PGOLD)’s Dividend Yield and Dividend History

Find out below the Dividend History of the stock Puregold Price Club Inc (PGOLD) in recent years. You can also see below the annual Dividend Yield of the stock in the past five years.

In 2017, PGOLD’s Dividend Yield was 1.40% after paying total dividends of PHP 0.70 per share. This return was almost double the 2016 dividend yield of 0.77%.

The nominal dividend amount of PHP 0.70 paid in 2017 was more than double the PHP 0.30 dividends paid in 2016.

View the tables below to see PGOLD’s dividend yield and payment history in recent years.

Puregold Price Club Inc (PGOLD)’s Dividend Yield

YearDividends per Share (in PHP)Dividend Yield (Year-end %)
20130.51.32
2014NoneNo Dividends Paid
20150.30.86
20160.30.77
20170.71.4

Puregold Price Club Inc (PGOLD)’s Dividend History

Dividend TypeAmountEx-Dividend DateDeclaration DateRecord DatePayable Date
2017Cash DividendsPHP 0.2012/27/201712/15/20171/2/20181/26/2018
Cash DividendsPHP 0.201/9/201712/22/20161/12/20171/20/2017
Special Cash DividendsPHP 0.2012/27/201712/15/20171/2/20181/26/2018
Special Cash DividendsPHP 0.101/9/201712/22/20161/12/20171/20/2017
2016Cash DividendsPHP 0.201/5/201612/18/20151/8/20161/18/2016
Special Cash DividendsPHP 0.101/5/201612/18/20151/8/20161/18/2016
2015Cash DividendsPHP 0.201/7/201512/19/20141/12/20152/5/2015
Special Cash DividendsPHP 0.101/7/201512/19/20141/12/20152/5/2015
2014No Dividends Paid
2013Cash DividendsPHP 0.2012/27/201312/16/20131/6/20141/30/2014
Special Cash DividendsPHP 0.1012/27/201312/16/20131/6/20141/30/2014

How to Compute Dividend Yield?

The Dividend Yield shows the dividend income paid to the stockholder as a percentage of stock price, computed using this formula:

  • Total Dividends Paid / Stock Price

Take, for example, a company whose stock price is currently P100.00 and which paid dividends of P5.00. The Dividend Yield, in this case, is 5% (computed as P5.00 divided by P100.00).

The higher the dividend yield, therefore, the higher the income that stockholders receive. Clearly, it is potentially lucrative to invest in stocks that pay consistent, sustainable, and above-average dividend yields.

Check out these other useful articles about Dividends:

About the Author

PSEi support seen at 6,200 and 6,000 amid weaker Peso

In a not-so-surprising move, the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) yesterday raised interest rates by 75 basis points (bps) or 0.75% in a bid to tame rising inflation in the United States. This was the third consecutive 0.75% rate hike by the Fed, which brings the federal funds rate, the central bank’s benchmark interest rate, to ... Read more
blank

Official SWIFT Code of BDO, BPI, Metrobank, Philippine banks

When sending cash remittances or wire transfer to a bank account in the Philippines (such as BDO, BPI, Metrobank, Landbank, DBP, etc.), you’ll surely need the SWIFT Code of the bank. Look no further because you can find all the SWIFT Codes you need in this list! Make sure you’re using the right bank code ... Read more
blank

How to Waive your Credit Card Annual Fee (BDO, BPI, Metrobank, RCBC, Citibank, UnionBank)

Without a doubt, one of the most annoying fees that credit cardholders have to pay is the annual fee. Majority of cardholders are familiar with this fee and majority of us likely pay this grudgingly year after year after year. In the case of my credit card with BPI (Bank of the Philippine Islands), I’m ... Read more
blank

Why Filipinos do not become business owners or entrepreneurs

For a majority of Filipinos, entrepreneurship does not seem to be a typical, expected path. This is not surprising, considering that in school, students are primarily taught to become employees after graduation. Students train for years to become staff workers, reporting to a supervisor, and just waiting to receive their wages or salaries every month. ... Read more
blank

My experience investing in Mutual Funds in the Philippines

I started investing in mutual funds when I was 22 years old. As an Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW) then, I was fortunate to be able to save some money at that young age because of my work abroad. One time while I was on vacation in the Philippines, I saw a large billboard in EDSA ... Read more
blank

Income Tax Tables in the Philippines (2022)

The Philippines’ new tax reform bill, known as TRAIN or Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion, was signed into law on December 19, 2017 and its implementation began on January 1, 2018. What are the new income tax rates under the TRAIN law? How will TRAIN affect income taxes of individuals and corporations? How is the ... Read more
blank

PSE Stocks Performance under each Philippine President (1987-2021)

Did you know that Philippine stocks were able to achieve an astounding growth of 800% in a span of 30 years? From 1987 until 2018, the Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) rose from 1,000 points to a peak of 9,000 points — generating a return of 800% over 30 years. (The PSEi is an index ... Read more
blank

SSL 2022: Salary Increases for Teachers, Nurses, Gov’t Employees

Good news to all government employees! There’s a new round of salary increases beginning January 1, 2022! Millions of employees of the Philippine government — including public school teachers, nurses and staff of government hospitals, and workers in local and national government agencies, etc. — will be getting an automatic salary adjustment this 2022 under ... Read more
blank

PSE Trading Hours in 2022: What time open, when closed?

Before you take the plunge into stock trading and investing, make sure you understand what stocks are and how the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) operates. Unlike other investments that are relatively safe, stock trading is risky and loss of money is a possibility. So before you deep dive into the exciting world of stock trading, ... Read more

Price Floor and Price Ceiling of PSE Stocks

Trading bands in the PSE come in two forms: Price Ceiling, or the upper price limit, and Price Floor, or the lower price limit.

Leave a Comment