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  • Gold$3,993.62/oz0.00%
  • Silver$53.90/oz+0.02%
  • Platinum$1,552.00/oz0.00%
  • Palladium$1,046.50/oz0.00%
  • Copper$6.48/lb0.00%
  • Aluminium$3,047/t+0.01%
  • Nickel$15,870/t+0.13%
  • Zinc$3,744/t−0.09%
  • Lead$1,895/t−0.49%
  • Lithium$14,542/t−0.04%
  • Cobalt$23.11/lb0.00%
  • Uranium$90.10/lb+0.02%
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Harmony Gold Dividend Boosts Shares — 2.5% Yield Announced

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Harmony Gold Dividend Boosts Shares — 2.5% Yield Announced
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Monday’s dividend announcement. The stock hit a peak of $3.35 and a low of $3.35 during mid-day trading, reflecting a 95 percent decrease from the average session volume of 5,780,532 shares.

Recently, the stock had finished at $3.13. We will pay the previously declared dividend on Monday, October 25th. Shareholders will receive a dividend of $0.0189 per share to shareholders of record on Friday, October 15th. This dividend’s ex-dividend date is Thursday, October 14th. This amounts to a 2.5 percent dividend yield. The dividend payout (DPR) of Harmony Precious Metals is currently 20.34 percent.

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The stock has recently gained attention from several scientific analysts. In research released on Friday, July 30th, Zacks Research And service improved Harmony Gold Mining from a “sell” rating to a “hold” rating and set a $4.50 price target for the company. Harmony Gold Mining was first highlighted in a report by JPMorgan Chase & Co. on Friday, July 9th. They gave the company a “hold” rating and a $4.10 price target. Finally, in a research note released Tuesday, June 22nd, Jp Morgan lowered Harmony Strip Mining from “equal weight” to “underweight.”

The market capitalization of the company totals $2.06 billion, price to earnings growth of 0.46, and a beta of 0.97. The company’s 50-day and moving average simple technical indicators are $3.78 and $4.32, respectively. The debt-to-equity ratio of the business is 0.09, the current balance is 1.49, and the quick ratio is 1.04.

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Mo Shine

Mo Shine

Lead Strategist, African Infrastructure & Diplomacy

Mo Shine covers the geopolitics, logistics and diplomacy of critical-mineral extraction in the Global South, with a focus on how African statecraft shapes what investors and operators can actually build. He spent more than a decade in newspaper journalism, as sub-editor and executive editor, and has worked with Skillings since 2009.

His current work tracks the Lobito Corridor and other Western-backed rail routes, and what they change for working capital, regional diplomacy and operator resilience across the Central African Copperbelt.


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