The tables showing dividend payments of companies are designed to show gross and net dividend values separately due to the tax applied to cash dividends from 1999 profits paid to shareholders in 2000. As there is no such a tax before 2000, gross and net dividend values are shown as equal.
The capital increase and dividend payment days of companies are the date of first day which the company’s stocks have been traded with detached coupons.
The Banks’ net profits/(losses) of the year 2001 and later pertain to the inflation adjusted income statements whereas the profits/(losses) of the year 2000 and before pertain to the income statements that are not adjusted to the inflation.
The insurance companies’ net profits/(losses) pertain to the income statements that are not adjusted to the inflation.
Other Companies’ net profits/(losses) of the year 2002 and before pertain to the income statements that are not adjusted to the inflation whereas the profits/(losses) of the year 2003 pertain to the income statements arranged according to the final financial reporting obligation (inflation adjusted or inflation adjusted and consolidated) of the company.
The tables and the notes about capital increases and dividend payments should be taken into consideration together.
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