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Santander Approves 11-Cent Dividend for Shareholders

February 26, 2025February 26, 2025
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Santander Approves 11-Cent Dividend for Shareholders

Banco Santander will pay an 11-cent dividend, returning 50% of its €12.574 billion profit for 2024. Discover the implications for investors. Banco Santander has recently announced a dividend payout of 11 cents per share, a decision that underscores the bank’s robust financial performance in 2024. This payout is part of a broader strategy to return...

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