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Dividend Calculator

Estimate gross and net dividend income, dividend yield, forward income growth, and optional reinvestment effects for CSE holdings.

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Dividend assumptions

Estimate income from a declared dividend per share or from an assumed dividend yield and current market price.

LKR
LKR

Advanced mode

Project income growth, override the assumed tax rate, and optionally model dividend reinvestment.

Current net yield

6.45%

Based on the current share price and the tax assumption currently in use.

Net annual income

LKR 3,870.00

Quarterly income

LKR 967.50

Monthly income

LKR 322.50

Gross yield

7.50%

Breakdown

Current income view

A quick read on gross versus net income before moving into forward scenarios.

MetricValue
Annual dividend per shareLKR 4.50
Gross annual incomeLKR 4,500.00
Net annual incomeLKR 3,870.00
Net dividend yield6.45%

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Perspective

Income investors need more than a one-year estimate

A single-year dividend estimate is useful, but many investors are evaluating an income stream over several years. That is why this version can project income forward using a dividend-growth assumption.

Net yield is often more relevant than gross yield once withholding tax is considered. The gap is not huge for every holding, but it matters when you compare income strategies.

Advanced mode can also show a simple reinvestment lens so investors can understand how dividend income may accelerate if distributions are recycled back into the position.

Read the glossary: dividend yield

FAQ

Common questions

Should I use DPS or yield mode?

Use DPS mode when you know the declared or expected annual dividend per share. Use yield mode when you want to start from an assumed yield and current share price.

Why model dividend growth?

Because dividend investing is usually about the evolution of income over time, not only the next 12 months. Growth assumptions help you compare a high current yield against a lower yield that may grow faster.

Is withholding tax fixed?

Tax law can change, so treat the tax field as an assumption that should be verified against the current rules applicable to you.

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