Viatris

Buenas tardes,

I am looking for a meaningful benchmark for measuring the effective dividend yield of shares received in the course of a spin-off ($UN01 , $VLTO WI (-4,69 %) , $ENR (-9,65 %) , $WDS (-13,37 %) , $VTRS (-5,3 %) etc.). For shares acquired on the basis of orders, I use the nominal acquisition costs (previous year-end values) as standard.

In the case of spin-off shares, do you use the price at which the shares were booked (= the amount at which the shares booked could have been sold and immediately repurchased, disregarding the spread, taxes and costs)?

So far, I have naively regarded the spin-off shares as a "gift" (acquisition cost = 0), which is simply arithmetical rubbish for the dividend yield. I am not interested in the inclusion in the dividend yield of the selling company because I do not regularly sell the spin-off shares and am interested in measuring the effective (= net inflow-based) dividend yield (in other words, the spin-off shares have a dividend value = 0 for me at the selling company, yes, unclean, I know...).

Thank you very much and have a nice weekend!

Hello dear dividend hunters!

Do some of you know the share Viatris $VTRS (-5,3 %) ?

Viatris is a pharmaceutical company that pays dividends since 2021. The dividend yield is 4.1% and the payouts are expected to increase further.

I have seen that the last few years have been losses.

Can some of you get any smarter from the company numbers?

Where are the threats? Where is the potential?

Hey friends of Getquin. Have a question about Viatris. The stock is getting punished hard right now. I don't see a bottom. Should I stay in despite this or get out? What do you think about the stock? Am glad about every comment and opinion. Thank you 🙏

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As of today, among others, Viatris Inc ($VTRS (-5,3 %)) trades ex-dividend.

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Viatris plans first dividend. An interesting company for dividend hunters. 🚨

Pfizer split, paid as dividend

Spinoff from Pfizer

DE taxes: €25.22

Sale of fractional shares (0.444): Proceeds 6.52€

"Kaufkosten": 25,22€-6,52€=18,70€