PST.MI POSTE ITALIANE

Industrials · Conglomerates

6 · Fair Momentum 9.0 · Strong Watch 5y streak

27.09

-0.51%

About the company

Poste Italiane S.p.A. provides postal, logistics, and financial and insurance products and services in Italy. The company operates through four segments: Mail, Parcels and Distribution; PostePay Services; Financial Services; and Insurance Services. Its Mail, Parcels and Distribution segment engages in the mail, parcel, and logistics activities, as well as provision of welfare services. The PostePay Services segment provides payment management and e-money services through a network of LIS sales points, as well as mobile and fixed telephone services and electricity and gas sales services. Its Financial Services segment engages in the placement and distribution of financial and insurance products and services, such as current accounts, postal savings products, mutual funds, financing, insurance policies, and activities. The Insurance Services segment is involved in the investment, retirement, and protection businesses through the issuance of life and P&C insurance products. The company was founded in 1862 and is based in Rome, Italy.

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4.61%

67.57%

1.25

35.0B

14.64

1.85

23.61

52-week range

27.1

low 19.1 high 29.5

Dividend deep dive

POSTE ITALIANE (PST.MI) operates with a market capitalization of 36,007,968,768.0 EUR. The company pays an annual dividend of 1.25 EUR, resulting in a dividend yield of 4.49%. A comparative five-year yield range (high, low, average) is not available in the provided data. The overall dividend rating score, momentum score, and value score for POSTE ITALIANE are also not specified in the information. The current share price stands at 27.84 EUR.

Dividend history

POSTE ITALIANE currently provides a dividend of 1.25 EUR, which corresponds to a yield of 4.49%. The number of consecutive years of dividend increases, known as the dividend streak, is not available in the provided data. Furthermore, the 3-year and 5-year compound annual growth rates (CAGR) for the dividend are not specified. The detailed year-by-year dividend history is also missing from the information. These missing figures prevent a full assessment of the company's dividend growth and consistency over time.