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GOME Retail Holdings (GMELF) Dividend Date & History

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GOME Retail Holdings (GMELF) pays a Annually dividend. This page shows GMELF’s dividend history, latest dividend amount, dividend yield, ex-dividend date, record date, and dividend payment date.

GOME Retail Holdings (GMELF) has no upcoming dividends

Dividend Amount Per Share

$0.00$0.01$0.02$0.03Jun 2011Sep 2011Sep 2013Apr 2014Jun 2014Sep 2014Sep 2015May 2017

GMELF Dividend History

GMELF dividend history
Ex-DateRecord DatePayment DateFrequencyDeclaration DateAmount
May 31, 2017Jun 01, 2017Jun 19, 2017Annually―$0.01
Jun 24, 2016――NotAvailable―$0.02
Sep 18, 2015――Quarterly―$0.02
Jun 26, 2015――NotAvailable―$0.02
Sep 18, 2014――Quarterly―$0.02
Jun 12, 2014――Quarterly―$0.01
Apr 02, 2014――SemiAnnually―$0.02
Sep 18, 2013――SemiAnnually―$0.01
Sep 26, 2011Sep 27, 2011Oct 21, 2011SemiAnnuallyAug 29, 2011$0.00
Jun 02, 2011Jun 03, 2011Jun 22, 2011AnnuallyMar 28, 2011$0.01

The table shows GOME Retail Holdings ’s dividend history, including amount per share, payout frequency, declaration, record and payment dates.

FAQ

How much is GOME Retail Holdings's dividend?
GMELF pays a dividend of $0.007 per share. GMELF's annual dividend yield is 18.33%.
When is GOME Retail Holdings ex-dividend date?
GOME Retail Holdings's previous ex-dividend date was on May 31, 2017. GOME Retail Holdings shareholders who own GMELF stock before this date received GOME Retail Holdings's last dividend payment of $0.01 per share on Jun 19, 2017. GMELF's next ex-dividend date has not been announced yet.
When is GOME Retail Holdings dividend payment date?
GOME Retail Holdings's next quarterly payment date is on Jun 19, 2017, when GOME Retail Holdings shareholders who owned GMELF shares before May 31, 2017 received a dividend payment of $0.01 per share. Add GMELF to your watchlist to be reminded of GMELF's next dividend payment.
Does GOME Retail Holdings have sufficient earnings to cover their dividend?
GMELF's trailing earnings are negative, so the payout ratio is not meaningful.