Indicated dividend yields for Standard & Poor's 500 Index companies QEP Resources Inc (QEP), Pioneer Natural Resources Co (PXD), Sysco Corp (SYY), SUPERVALU Inc (SVU) and Wal-Mart Stores Inc (WMT).
These dividend data indicate dividend yields of companies in the Standard & Poor's 500 Index as of Saturday, April 30. The yield is determined by taking the latest declared dividend, annualized and divided by the price of the stock. Payout ratios are calculated based on latest quarterly dividend paid divided by earnings.
QEP Resources Inc (QEP) has a dividend yield of 0.19 percent on a declared dividend of $0.02. The payout ratio is 4.8 percent.
Pioneer Natural Resources Co (PXD) has a dividend yield of 0.08 percent on a declared dividend of $0.04. The payout ratio is 4.3 percent.
Sysco Corp (SYY) has a dividend yield of 3.60 percent on a declared dividend of $0.26. The payout ratio is 58.9 percent.
SUPERVALU Inc (SVU) has a dividend yield of 3.11 percent on a declared dividend of $0.09. The payout ratio is 19.5 percent.
Wal-Mart Stores Inc (WMT) has a dividend yield of 2.66 percent on a declared dividend of $0.36. The payout ratio is 31.8 percent.
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Saturday, April 30, 2011
Friday, December 10, 2010
SuperValu (NYSE:SVU) Execution Continues to be Weak Says UBS (NYSE:UBS)
Commenting on the condition of SuperValu (NYSE:SVU), UBS (NYSE:UBS) said they see them as the weakest company in their supermarket universe.
UBS said, "We view Supervalu as the weakest operator amid our supermarket universe due to its debt burden, weak sales & difficulty executing inconsistent turnaround strategies. While limited NT debt maturities and adequate CF should keep B/S concerns at bay for the moment, we are concerned that the company is showing little traction on sales improvements. Store disposals could help sentiment, but feel estimates need to be lowered to reflect the potential for continued weak execution."
UBS maintains a "Neutral" rating on SuperValu, which closed Thursday at $8.62, down $0.07, or 0.81 percent. They lowered their price target on them from $12.50 to $8.
UBS said, "We view Supervalu as the weakest operator amid our supermarket universe due to its debt burden, weak sales & difficulty executing inconsistent turnaround strategies. While limited NT debt maturities and adequate CF should keep B/S concerns at bay for the moment, we are concerned that the company is showing little traction on sales improvements. Store disposals could help sentiment, but feel estimates need to be lowered to reflect the potential for continued weak execution."
UBS maintains a "Neutral" rating on SuperValu, which closed Thursday at $8.62, down $0.07, or 0.81 percent. They lowered their price target on them from $12.50 to $8.
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