Altynalmas Pays Out Partial Dividends for 2024
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JSC AK Altynalmas has made a partial dividend payment for 2024, with shareholders — including oligarch Vladimir Dzhumanbayev — receiving billions of tenge, Orda.kz reports.
According to information published on the Kazakhstan Stock Exchange website on June 20, the company distributed 33.24 billion tenge in dividends. This amounts to 7,921 tenge per share.
This payment represents only part of the total dividends planned. The full amount due to shareholders before taxes is 77.05 billion tenge — more than twice the sum already paid.
Altynalmas has recently been active in expanding its operations and has frequently appeared in business news.
Original Author: Nikita Drobny
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