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Dividends

 

Distribution and dividend policy

 

The "UniCredit Unlocked" plan set out our ambitions to create shareholder value as a priority through the improvement of our profitability and upgraded metrics on a per-share basis.

 

The distribution is envisaged through a mix of cash dividend and share buyback (subject to supervisory and shareholder approval).

 

For 2024, the total ordinary distribution was set at 9.0bn, with the cash dividend component equal to 3.73bn equivalent to a DPS of 2.40€, and the share buyback component equal to 5.27bn (o/w 1.7bn already completed).

 

FY25-27 ambition of yearly distribution greather than those of FY24, o/w cash dividend at 50% of Net Profit1 and additional distributions2, including excess capital return3

For FY25 an interim distribution approach is assumed at circa 45% of the total full year 25 cash dividend

1. Net profit means stated (or accounting) net profit adjusted for impacts from DTAs from tax loss carry forward sustinability test (only for the Group).

2. Subject to inorganic opportunities and delivery of financial ambitions.

3. Versus target CET1r 12.5-13%

 

Dividend per share

Dividend

Announcement Payment date

Gross Dividend

per ordinary share

N° of  shares eligible 

for dividend payment

Documentation

Press Release

2024

Final Balance

11 February

2025

24 April

2025

1.4764€ 1,547,999,536(1) PDF | Directors' Report Allocation of the net profit for the year 2024 (543.37kb) PDF | Shareholders' Meeting approval (183.33kb)

2024

Interim

06 November 2024 20 November 2024 0.9261€ 1,554,803,184 (1) PDF | Distribution of an Interim dividend for the year 2024 by UniCredit S.p.A. (773.75kb) 
PDF | 2024 Interim dividend approval (63.62kb)

(1) Treasury shares (possibly held) and N° 9,675,640 ordinary shares used for the financial instruments known as 'CASHES',  issued at the time of the February 2009 capital increase, are not included.

 

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