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Electric cable maker, Cutix Plc, to pay N528.4 million in dividends for FY 2023/2024

David Olujinmi by David Olujinmi
July 12, 2024
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Cutix Plc, the electric cable maker will pay N528.4 million in dividends for the financial year ended April 30, 2024.

According to a corporate notice signed by the company, its board of directors on July 11, approved a dividend of N0.15 per share, amounting to N528.4 million.

It was also contained in the notice that the board of directors recommended a bonus share issuance of one new share for every three shares held by existing shareholders.

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In its unaudited financial statement for FY 2023/2024, Cutix Plc posted a net profit after tax of N1.20 billion, representing 48% growth from the N809 million posted in the previous financial year.

Going by these figures, Cutix Plc will achieve a dividend payout ratio of 44.1%, which is an almost 8-percentage point from the 52% dividend payout ratio achieved in FY 2022/2023.

With a proposed dividend yield of N0.15 and a share price of N4.62 as of July 12, Cutix’s stock has a dividend yield of about 3.2%.

According to the corporate notice, Cutix Plc’s annual general meeting is scheduled for August 30, 2024.

Cutix Plc’s financial highlights

Cutix Plc posted a revenue of N12.2 billion in the financial year ending April 30, 2024, representing a 31.5% growth from the N9.26 billion revenue posted in the previous financial year.

According to the unaudited financial statement, the group achieved a gross profit of N3.4 billion, marking a 45% increase from the N2.3 billion posted in FY 2022/2023. The group also recorded a marginal 2.47 %–point increase in its gross margins to 27.67%, from 25.2% as of FYE 2022/2023.

The group achieved an operating profit of N2 billion during the financial year, up by 53% from the N1.3 billion operating profit achieved in the previous fiscal year.

Cutix achieved higher operational efficiency during the financial year, as its operating margin in FY 2023/2024 was 16.4%, representing a 2.3-percentage point increase from the 14.1% operational margin achieved in FY 2022/2023.

The group recorded a pre-tax profit of N1.78 billion, representing a 49% growth from the N1.20 billion pre-tax profit posted in the previous financial year.

Cutix Plc recorded a 23.5% growth in assets to N7.2 billion, from N5.8 billion during the financial year. Its current assets appreciated by 26% to N5.95 billion, from N4.71 billion as of the previous fiscal year.

During the financial year, Cutix recorded cash receipts of N11.6 billion during the financial year, marking a 30% growth from the N8.94 billion cash receipts recorded in the previous financial year.

It also paid out N10.2 billion to its suppliers and employees during the period, up by 29% from the N7.87 billion paid out in the previous financial year.


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David Olujinmi

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David Olujinmi is an ambitious and dynamic individual with a strong educational background in engineering. While engineering laid the foundation for his analytical skills, David's true passion lies in the world of finance, particularly in the intricacies of capital markets, investment banking, and asset management.

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