The company has no franking or imputation credits as of their last full year report. Paying a 50c diviend to share holders that isn't franked would be a strange decision when there's an active buyback which is much better for our potential total return.
https://www.neurenpharma.com/pdf/7fa054fc-98c4-4a0a-81fc-c6aac3f42b86/Appendix-4E-and-2023-full-year-accounts.pdf
We don't yet have the 2024 full year report so perhaps they now have the sufficent franking credits but I still maintain that would be an odd decision and all commentary from Jon seems to suggest that a dividend is unlikely.
Ann: Type C Meeting granted by FDA for Phelan-McDermid syndrome, page-25
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| Open | High | Low | Value | Volume |
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