G.M. Leather Dividends and Buybacks

Dividend criteria checks 1/6

G.M. Leather is a dividend paying company with a current yield of 1.93% that is well covered by earnings.

Key information

1.9%

Dividend yield

0.05%

Buyback Yield

Total Shareholder Yield2.0%
Future Dividend Yield1.9%
Dividend Growthn/a
Next dividend pay daten/a
Ex dividend daten/a
Dividend per share€0.022
Payout ratio13%

Recent dividend and buyback updates

No updates

Recent updates

Returns On Capital Signal Tricky Times Ahead For G.M. Leather (BIT:GML)

Jun 13
Returns On Capital Signal Tricky Times Ahead For G.M. Leather (BIT:GML)

G.M. Leather's (BIT:GML) Solid Earnings May Rest On Weak Foundations

Apr 21
G.M. Leather's (BIT:GML) Solid Earnings May Rest On Weak Foundations

G.M. Leather (BIT:GML) Could Be Struggling To Allocate Capital

Jan 16
G.M. Leather (BIT:GML) Could Be Struggling To Allocate Capital

G.M. Leather's (BIT:GML) Problems Go Beyond Weak Profit

Apr 21
G.M. Leather's (BIT:GML) Problems Go Beyond Weak Profit

Stability and Growth of Payments

Fetching dividends data

Stable Dividend: Whilst dividend payments have been stable, GML has been paying a dividend for less than 10 years.

Growing Dividend: GML has only been paying a dividend for 2 years, and since then payments have not increased.


Dividend Yield vs Market

G.M. Leather Dividend Yield vs Market
How does GML dividend yield compare to the market?
SegmentDividend Yield
Company (GML)1.9%
Market Bottom 25% (IT)1.9%
Market Top 25% (IT)5.6%
Industry Average (Luxury)2.1%
Analyst forecast (GML) (up to 3 years)1.9%

Notable Dividend: GML's dividend (1.93%) isn’t notable compared to the bottom 25% of dividend payers in the Italian market (1.94%).

High Dividend: GML's dividend (1.93%) is low compared to the top 25% of dividend payers in the Italian market (5.59%).


Earnings Payout to Shareholders

Earnings Coverage: With its low payout ratio (12.8%), GML's dividend payments are thoroughly covered by earnings.


Cash Payout to Shareholders

Cash Flow Coverage: GML is paying a dividend but the company has no free cash flows.


Discover strong dividend paying companies