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Law Debenture expects to maintain or increase total dividend for 2024

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Law Debenture Corp PLC on Friday announced it expects to maintain or increase its total dividend for 2024.

Law Debenture is a London-based investment trust that also provides independent governance and transactional support services. The trust invests for long-term capital growth in London-listed companies.

Law Debenture reported a 9.7% net asset value total return for the six months ended June 30, above the 7.4% of the FTSE All-Share index, its benchmark.

Law Debenture said NAV per share was 857.88 pence per share on June 30, up 11% from 775.92p a year before and up 6.9% from 802.67p on December 31.

Law Debenture shares were up 1.0% to 894.15p per share in London on Friday morning.

Additionally, the firm reported an 8.8% increase in revenue from its professional services arm.

Looking forward, Chief Executive Officer Denis Jackson commented: ‘We believe that the combination of IPS with the investment portfolio is a unique and well-diversified model, and I am cautiously optimistic about the group’s progress in the second half of 2024 and beyond, though the near-term economic outlook is not without its challenges.’

Law Debenture paid a first 8.00p interim dividend, up 4.9% from 7.63p a year ago. It plans to pay three interim dividends, each a quarter of 2023’s total payout of 32.0p. ‘Continued good performance and growth of the [Independent Professional Services] business supports the board’s intention to maintain or increase the total dividend in 2024, ’ the company said.

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