Eligible full-time employees will receive around 104 pounds

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Final dividend approved

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At yesterday’s Annual General Meeting (AGM- see jargon buster) shareholders approved the final dividend payment of 14.3 pence per share for 2014-15.

This means eligible full-time employees with 729 Free Shares will receive a dividend of around £104 (before tax) on 31 July 2015. They will have received around £152 in dividends for 2014-15*.

Eligible part-time employees will receive a dividend based on their pro rata allocation of both SIP 2013 and SIP 2014 Free Shares.

By 31 July 2015, eligible full-time employees with 729 Free Shares will have received around £248 in dividends since privatisation.**

For more information on dividends and tax, click here.

Dividend Reinvestment Plan (DRIP)

If you have bought Royal Mail shares in your own right, you may have chosen to participate in the DRIP. If you have, you will not receive a cash dividend payment on these shares. Instead, your dividend payment will be used to buy additional shares. Any cash dividend left over will be rolled over to the next dividend to purchase more shares.



*Based on final dividend payment of 14.3 pence per share and maiden interim dividend payment of 6.7 pence per share for 2014-15.

** Eligible full-time employees received around £96 on 31 July 2014; around £48 on 14 January 2015; and will receive around £104 on 31 July 2015. Eligible part-time employees will also have received dividend payments on these dates.

If you have any queries please contact your.news@royalmail.com

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[rumble1234]

Does the money go straight to your account cause it's not in wages.cheers

[dennis12]

Hi somebody did previously post that it is paid straight in bank don't know for sure though

[technotechnotechno]

Yes. It's a separate payment.