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Dividends

Reader holding a Business newspaper with markets, currencies and commodities tape — CGD settles a €1.25 billion dividend to the State on 26 June 2026.

Paulo Macedo's CGD Delivers a €1.25 Billion Dividend to the Portuguese State on 26 June — €952.2 Million From the €1.98 Billion 2025 Profit, €297.8 Million From Reserves and a Capital Lift From €4.525 Billion to €6 Billion

CGD pays the Portuguese State €1.25 billion on 26 June 2026 — €952.2M from the €1.98B 2025 net profit and €297.8M from reserves — the largest single-bank distribution in Portuguese history. The 29 May AGM also lifted social capital from €4.525B to €6B via reserves incorporation.
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CUF Locks In a €32 Million Dividend Distribution via the Tuesday 26 May CMVM Filing — €51.2 Million 2025 Consolidated Net Profit Lifts 18.1% and €12.4 Million Employee Bonus Pool Lands Alongside

CUF Locks In a €32 Million Dividend Distribution via the Tuesday 26 May CMVM Filing — €51.2 Million 2025 Consolidated Net Profit Lifts 18.1% and €12.4 Million Employee Bonus Pool Lands Alongside

CUF disclosed a €32 million dividend distribution via a Tuesday 26 May CMVM filing — 2025 consolidated net profit reached €51.2 million (+18.1% YoY), José de Mello Capital (65.85%), Farminveste (30%) and the Fundação Amélia da Silva de Mello (4.15%) take their shares of the payout.
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Portuguese Family-Controlled Groups Walk Away With €653 Million From the 2026 Cotada Dividend Cycle — Soares dos Santos Leads, Azevedo and Amorim Take the Next Two Steps of the Podium and Queiroz Pereira Drops Out as Navigator's Cheque Halves

Portuguese Family-Controlled Groups Walk Away With €653 Million From the 2026 Cotada Dividend Cycle — Soares dos Santos Leads, Azevedo and Amorim Take the Next Two Steps of the Podium and Queiroz Pereira Drops Out as Navigator's Cheque Halves

The 2026 dividend cycle of the Portuguese cotadas — the listed companies that anchor the PSI index — has now closed enough of its calendar to allow the family-controlled-group rankings to be drawn. Jornal de Negócios's accounting puts the headline...
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