Thus, with about 6.6 million shares held on January 31, 2022 – according to the data in the notice recently published by BRD calling on shareholders to vote dividends and revealing the ten largest shareholders and how much they own – the Paval brothers of Dedeman have an investment of about RON128 million (EUR25 million) in the lender with a capitalization of RON12 billion.
The first time the Paval brothers appeared in the top ten shareholders of BRD was in 2020, when they held 0.85% through Dedeman SRL. In 2021, they were no longer among the top ten, and on January 31, 2022 Paval Holding held 0.93%, i.e. 500,000 more shares than in 2020.
With the proposed dividend of RON1.285 per share from the 2021 profit, the Paval brothers should get RON8.4 million in dividends.
BRD’s ten largest shareholders as of January 31, 2022 are Société Générale (60.2%), NN Pensii (5.3%), SIF Oltenia (3.95%), AZT Viitorul Tau (3.87%), Metropolitan Life Pensii (3.17%), Transilvania Investments (2.49%), SIF Banat Crișana (1.95%), Vital Fund (1.5%), Aripi (1.25%), Paval Holding (0.93%). BRD has RON11.8 billion capitalization and recently had the ex-date correction for special dividends with a yield of 12.8%.
(English version by Loredana Fratila-Cristescu)