Dividends page for COSUMAR (CSR) in the Consumer Defensive sector: recent price, liquidity, filings, company context, and coverage limits in one clear readout. The full profile connects chart, documents, news, dividends, shareholders, and governance without turning data into advice.
This surface checks COSUMAR distributions: amount, fiscal year, dates, and indicative yield against the reference price.
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Dividend yield by fiscal year, shown as an indicative calculation against the current reference price when available.
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This COSUMAR dividends page provides Borsalia’s market context for CSR and its dividend history coverage. The company is listed in Casablanca and operates in sugar refining, conditioning, and related by-product valorisation, with headquarters in Casablanca. The latest tracked quote shows a last price of 189, down 0.5263%, with volume of 7,402 and value traded of 1,410,000. Dividend-specific detail is tracked through Borsalia’s corporate events coverage, which currently includes 15 dividend events, while the page also links the symbol to broader company and market data.
This content is informational and is not personal investment advice. The snapshot does not provide the dividend amount, payment dates, ex-dividend date, or yield for this route, so Borsalia cannot state them here. Any dividend history shown by Borsalia should be read alongside the issuer’s official disclosures and exchange records. Borsalia tracks missing dividend fields separately when they are not present in the source snapshot.
