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Summit Materials dividend paidNYSE: SUM

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Dividend paid (quarterly)

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29 June 2024

Performance
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Most recent change
SUM-
TX-
GGB+214.2%
WFG+4.2%
PAAS-0.6%
CMC+11.8%
HMY-
1 year change
SUM-
TX+22.2%
GGB-30.3%
WFG0.0%
PAAS-0.3%
CMC+11.4%
HMY-
3 years change
SUM-
TX+4.8%
GGB-17.3%
WFG+31.6%
PAAS+146.6%
CMC+43.8%
HMY-
5 years change
SUM-
TX+83.3%
GGB+248.8%
WFG+130.6%
PAAS+395.2%
CMC+47.1%
HMY-

Dividend paid (quarterly) performance

SUMTXGGBWFGPAASCMCHMY
Most recent--+214.2%+4.2%-0.6%+11.8%-
1 year-+22.2%-30.3%0.0%-0.3%+11.4%-
3 years-+4.8%-17.3%+31.6%+146.6%+43.8%-
5 years-+83.3%+248.8%+130.6%+395.2%+47.1%-
FAQ

What is Summit Materials dividend paid (quarterly)?

Summit Materials dividend paid (quarterly) is

How has Summit Materials dividend paid (quarterly) changed over the year?

Over the past year, Summit Materials dividend paid (quarterly) has not changed. During the same period, Ternium SA has increased by 22.2%, Gerdau SA has decreased by 30.3%, West Fraser Timber Co has not changed, Pan American Silver has dropped by 0.3%, Commercial Metals has risen by 11.4%

How has Summit Materials dividend paid (quarterly) changed over the 3 years?

During the last 3 years, Summit Materials dividend paid (quarterly) has not changed. Over the same period, Ternium SA has increased by 4.8%, Gerdau SA has decreased by 17.3%, West Fraser Timber Co has grown by 31.6%, Pan American Silver has increased by 146.6%, Commercial Metals has risen by 43.8%

How has Summit Materials dividend paid (quarterly) changed over the 5 years?

For the past 5 years, Summit Materials dividend paid (quarterly) has not changed. In the same period, Ternium SA has increased by 83.3%, Gerdau SA has risen by 248.8%, West Fraser Timber Co has grown by 130.6%, Pan American Silver has increased by 395.2%, Commercial Metals has risen by 47.1%