Hi mooraoolbark, I've also taken into account the imputation credit, and grossed up the dividend.
so the calc. inputs are:
price: 4.10
expected div/pa: ~0.21
expected franking: ~100%
The grossed up dividend is: 0.30/pa (assessable component), and therefore 0.30/4.10 gives a yield of 7.32%/pa (before tax).
Obviously the beauty of the imputation system is tax already paid by Co. is a credit to the shareholder & that makes our after-tax yield attractive as well: 6.73%/pa.
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