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Original research · 2026-09-24

ST Engineering’s Higher Interim Dividend: How Much Cash Remains After Investment and Buybacks?

ST Engineering raised its second-quarter interim dividend to 5.0 cents a share. First-half operating cash covered capital purchases, dividends paid and treasury share purchases, but left a narrower margin before financing payments.

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ST Engineering’s Higher Interim Dividend: How Much Cash Remains After Investment and Buybacks?

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