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MTS shares fall more than 5% on new dividend policy announcement

The shares of MTS at the auction of the Moscow Exchange at 11:21 fell by 5.5% - to 188.9 rubles. per piece. Thus, MTS quotes reacted to the decision of the Board of Directors to update the dividend policy.

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Shares of MTS at the auction of the Moscow Exchange at 11:21 fell by 5.5% to 188.9 rubles. per piece. Thus, MTS quotes reacted to the decision of the Board of Directors to update the dividend policy.

Now the company will return to shareholders up to 20% of annual OIBDA (operating profit before depreciation) through dividends, as well as through buybacks. The dividends will be allocated 70% of the total return of value to shareholders, that is, up to 14% of OIBDA for the reporting period. The remaining 30% will be allocated to buyback. The minimum target value return to shareholders is RUB 70 billion per calendar year.

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