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UNIC dividend history The United Insurance Company

1 payout announced by The United Insurance Company on record since 16 Mar 2026. No cash dividend has gone ex in the last twelve months. None of the payouts on record is a cash dividend.

Last 12m per share
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cash dividends, by ex-date
Trailing yield
0.00%
on Rs 11.92
Latest payout
20%
bonus · ex 24 Mar 2026
Total on record
—
0 cash payouts

All payouts

Percent of Rs 10 face value → rupees per share. Yield column uses today's price, not the price at the time. “Expected” marks ex-dates not yet confirmed by PSX.

UNIC dividend history
Announced Type % Per share Ex-date Book closure Yield @ today
16 Mar 2026 Bonus 20% 20 per 100 24 Mar 2026 25 Mar 2026 – 25 Mar 2026 —

← UNIC share price and financials · PSX dividend calendar

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Questions about UNIC dividends

Does The United Insurance Company (UNIC) pay a dividend?

No cash dividend by The United Insurance Company (UNIC) is on record in the PSX announcements SuperX holds as of 11 Nov 2026. 1 other entitlement is listed on this page, such as bonus or rights issues.

How much dividend did UNIC pay in the last 12 months?

No UNIC cash dividend went ex in the twelve months to 11 Nov 2026.

When is the next UNIC ex-dividend date?

No upcoming UNIC ex-date is on record as of 11 Nov 2026. A new book closure appears on the PSX dividend calendar on the day the company announces it.

How is the UNIC dividend per share worked out?

PSX companies declare a dividend as a percentage of the share's face value, not of its price. At a face value of Rs 10, a 50% dividend is Rs 5 per share.

Data from PSX via SuperX, delayed and provided for information only — not investment advice. Figures may contain errors; verify with your broker before acting. As of .

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