Azione (HAUTO) Hoegh Autoliners Forum

@Thomas_1963

1Settimana·

I need a brief explanation of what the euro value refers to in the intraday display. According to my math skills, it somehow doesn't add up. $HAUTO (+0,62%)

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Staatsmann@Staatsmann

1Settimana

Compared to the price on the last trading day, the price today is correspondingly lower.

In other words, last data point from the previous day vs. valuation now = intraday

The last data point from Friday was €11.8253

11,8253€ - 21,41% = 9,74€

This is how I would understand it.

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Thomas

@Thomas_1963

2Settimana·

Today I would like to introduce you to my favorite dividend share. It is not very well known and I would like to know what you think of it.

Now it has $HAUTO (+0,62%) has a very high dividend yield, which may put some people off, but I have just found a very good video where all the information about this company has been compiled.

The next ex-date is 09.12.2024 and I will increase my position again then.

https://youtu.be/LmCJxD-S4AQ?si=048gQHh9BcE2UYD0

www.youtube.comHöegh Autoliners - Hohe Kursgewinne und 27% Dividendenrendite - Kaufen?

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Anderlé MPoint@Anderle

2Settimana

A few more figures from me:

+ Current dividend yield (23.87%)
+ Dividend yield 10Y (6.71%)
+ Payout 3Y (63.47%)

- Continuity 10Y (2Y)
- Growth 5Y (?)

In itself an exciting dividend payer. However, it will probably be possible to say more precisely in three years at the earliest (payout 3Y, continuity and growth), as dividends have only been paid out for 2 years ✌🏻

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SvenSon

@SvenGewinDollson

2Settimana·

$HAUTO (+0,62%)

Question about the upcoming dividend payment from Höegh Autoliners

Hello everyone,

I have a question about the dividend payment on the Norwegian share Höegh Autoliners. I am interested in how much of it will actually be left after taxes.

A payment of €1.217 per share is to be made on 09.12., which will then be credited on 18.12.. With the last dividend payment from Höegh, however, the amount paid out was unclear, as apparently a whole lot of national taxes unknown to me were deducted.

Can you perhaps explain this to me?

Exactly what taxes are deducted and in what amount?

How high will the net amount be that is actually paid out in the end?

Whether the announced price devaluation to NOK 1 will have a positive effect on the dividend and the further share price development in the future and what tax consequences this could have?

What effect will the current entry of the Italian shipowner Grimaldi (see how cunning the rascal looks :-), who already holds a large stake, have here? He receives a decent dividend position and reinvests in further Höegh shares a few days later when the share price is low. How do you see this? https://splash247.com/emanuele-grimaldi-strengthens-foothold-in-hoegh-autoliners/

Many thanks in advance for your help - I hope you can provide some clarity!

Best regards Sven

splash247.comEmanuele Grimaldi strengthens foothold in Höegh Autoliners - Splash247

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Dividendenopi@Dividendenopi

2Settimana

First, the withholding tax of 25% is deducted, and then another KAP tax, plus solidarity surcharge and, if applicable, church tax. The bottom line is that less than half remains. With regard to the capital reduction, I do not yet have any reliable information on how the money is booked separately and whether dividends will then be paid from this substance in the future. These could then even be free of withholding tax. I am waiting for the ex-date and will then buy at a corresponding discount and fill my position; the prospects for the next 3 years are good thanks to the corresponding contracts and the new ships.

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Norbert

@market_analyst_1384

2Settimana·

$HAUTO (+0,62%) How do you do that? Sell everything after the exday, take the dividend and get back in after the devaluation to NOK 1? Is it already known when the devaluation will take place? Can't find anything on the net.

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Kai@Dividenden-Sammler

2Settimana

The devaluation takes place on the exDate - so there is no point in selling after the date as the dividend discount has already been taken into account. You would have to sell before the ex-date and then buy back on the ex-date. Or am I misunderstanding you now?

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Norbert

@market_analyst_1384

2Settimana·

$HAUTO (+0,62%) Höegh Autoliners extends partnership with major car producer

Höegh Autoliners, a global provider of specialized transportation solutions for cars and rolling equipment, announced today a two-year contract extension with a major international car producer.

The agreement will see Höegh Autoliners transporting significant cargo volumes across multiple trade lanes, starting from January 1, 2025. The new contract reflects updated commercial terms in line with current market conditions and strengthens the long-standing partnership between the two companies.

Höegh Autoliners already operates two Aurora-class vessels, with ten more scheduled to join the fleet over the next 2-3 years.

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Marre 2.@Marre2410

2Settimana

Perfect 🫡

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Dividendenopi

@Dividendenopi

1Mes·

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Höegh Autoliners with an Extraordinary General Meeting on 20.11.2024 and announcement of a capital reduction.

According to today's company news, it is planned to obtain approval for a capital reduction from NOK 14.80 to NOK 1 at the Extraordinary General Meeting.

Furthermore, the quarterly dividend planned for the beginning of November will be proposed. A dividend of $USD 1.2843 per share is to be distributed. The ex-dividend date is Dec. 9, 2024 for all shares held on Dec. 6, 2024; the payment date is then Dec. 18, 2024

The share price fell sharply today, even though the company's figures were good. However, the capital reduction would also have the positive side effect that the reduced capital would be transferred to a deposit account and future dividends could then be paid out tax-free. The annoying withholding tax in Norway could then be eliminated, which could make the dividend paper even more interesting.

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KoenigsRasse@KoenigsRasse

1Mes

@Lena135 perfect ne this pimmelberger....

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mr-wildestonks

@mr-wildestonks

4Mes·

Hi getquin community :)

I'm currently trying to decide on a relatively simple approach that should give me good exposure to growth stocks, while at the same time getting a decent amount of dividends for psychological reasons as I want to motivate myself. In the future I may avoid individual stocks, but for now the stocks I've chosen are there to give me more exposure to the energy and real estate sectors and more dividends.

My portfolio goal is:

$CSPX (+0,32%) - 25%

$TDIV (+0,29%) - 25%

$EXXT (+0,04%) - 25%

$SDHY (-0,15%) - 5%

$O (+1,22%) - 10%

$VAR (-0,33%) 5%

$HAUTO (+0,62%) - 5%

Ideas/feedback are very welcome!

Edit: translated into German (please forgive any mistakes) and simplified my post as it was too confusing.

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Staatsmann@Staatsmann

4Mes

Why did you choose these particular securities?

With ETFs in particular, you would probably be better off with a $IWDA, even if the distributing variant offers a better return.

$VAR I wouldn't be interested in an ETF with negative cash flow just to be able to pay dividends.

$HAUTO I don't know enough myself.

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