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4th time this year: RFM declares P300-M cash dividend
RFM Corporation announced a P300 million cash dividend, bringing its total dividend payout for 2025 to P1 billion.
The dividend of P0.08903 per share will be payable on October 22, 2025, with a record date of October 1.
This year's total payout is lower than the P1.3 billion distributed in 2024.
RFM anticipates higher income in 2025 compared to its P1.4 billion earnings in 2024, driven by factors like lower commodity prices and strong volume growth.
CEO Joey Concepcion stated that the company's strong balance sheet allows for sustained dividend payouts while accommodating capital expenditures and potential acquisitions.
The company's dividend yield for the year stands at 7 percent based on its share price of P4.27 as of September 16, 2025.
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