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Interim Dividend

An interim dividend, as its name suggests, is a dividend that is paid out before the company's Annual General Meeting (AGM) and the release of its financial statements. This type of dividend is a routine distribution of cash to shareholders by a company. It serves as a way for the company to share its profits with its investors on a regular basis.

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