Atlanta, Géorgie
Le Conseil d’administration d’UPS (NYSE : UPS) a augmenté aujourd’hui son dividende trimestriel régulier de 5,5 % à 0,96 $ par action sur toutes les actions de classe A et de classe B en circulation.
Le dividende est payable le 12 mars 2019 aux actionnaires inscrits le 26 févr. 2019.
UPS has a long commitment to cash dividends. For nearly 50 years, the company has either increased or maintained its dividend. Since 2000, UPS’s dividend has more than quadrupled.
À propos d’UPS
UPS (NYSE:UPS) est un leader mondial de la logistique, offrant un large éventail de solutions, notamment pour le transport de colis et de marchandises, la facilitation du commerce international et le déploiement de technologies avancées pour gérer plus efficacement le monde des affaires. Basée à Atlanta, UPS dessert plus de 220 pays et territoires dans le monde entier. UPS was awarded America’s Best Customer Service company for Shipping and Delivery services by Newsweek magazine; Fortune magazine’s Most Valuable Brand in Transportation; and top rankings on the JUST 100 list for social responsibility, the Dow Jones Sustainability World Index, and the Harris Poll Reputation Quotient, among other prestigious rankings and awards. The company can be found on the web at ups.com or pressroom.ups.com and its corporate blog can be found at longitudes.ups.com. The company’s sustainability eNewsletter, UPS Horizons, can be found at ups.com/sustainabilitynewsletter. To get UPS news direct, follow @UPS_News on Twitter.
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