Yes, the figures are self-explanatory. Instead of the amounts at face value, look at the actual yield as a %, and compared to executive remuneration and bonuses. According to my broker, company reports for SGR, 19c was paid in 2019, and 10c in 2020. Note the limited time for SGR to pay any dividends, ie 8 years only, then the convenient pandemic excuse, during which the then Board, paid no dividend, and nil since, but paid themselves mega remuneration and bonuses, including the then CEO in the region of $800,00 as a mere bonus.
Ann: Trading Update, Cost Initiatives & Sydney Strategic Review, page-50
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