Dividend Calendar of SMI in 2024

SMI dividend calendar for 2024

Below is the calendar of upcoming dividends for the SMI companies
Company Ex-Dividend Date Payment Date Amount Div. % Confirmed
Updated: Nov 27, 2024, 4:27:06 PM (UTC) See complete calendar
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SMI companies

Company Div. % CAGR 3 Years Price
#1 Logo Swiss Re Swiss Re 4.81% N/A CHF128.60
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#2 Logo Kuehne+Nagel Int Kuehne+Nagel Int 4.79% N/A CHF208.90
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#3 Logo Zurich Insurance Zurich Insurance 4.70% N/A CHF553.20
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#4 Logo Swiss Life Holding Swiss Life Holding 4.59% N/A CHF717.20
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#5 Logo Swisscom Swisscom 4.37% N/A CHF504.50
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#6 Logo Nestle Nestle 3.96% N/A CHF75.78
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#7 Logo Roche GS Roche GS 3.82% N/A CHF251.80
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#8 Logo Novartis Novartis 3.59% N/A CHF92.33
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#9 Logo Holcim Holcim 3.17% N/A CHF88.68
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#10 Logo Partners Group Partners Group 3.12% N/A CHF1,257.00
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#11 Logo Geberit Geberit 2.43% N/A CHF521.60
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#12 Logo UBS Group UBS Group 2.29% N/A CHF27.56
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#13 Logo Richemont Richemont 2.25% N/A CHF122.30
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#14 Logo Givaudan Givaudan 1.75% N/A CHF3,886.00
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#15 Logo Logitech Logitech 1.61% N/A CHF71.04
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#16 Logo Sika Sika 1.44% N/A CHF226.00
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#17 Logo Sonova Sonova 1.41% N/A CHF304.80
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#18 Logo Lonza Lonza 0.75% N/A CHF535.40
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#19 Logo Alcon Alcon 0.31% N/A CHF77.80
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SMI FAQ

The SMI, also known as the Swiss Market Index, is the primary index of the SIX Swiss Exchange. Established to monitor the performance of the largest and most actively traded companies in Switzerland, it acts as a crucial barometer for the Swiss market's economic health. Launched in 1988, this index is composed of 20 of the most significant companies in terms of market capitalization and liquidity.

In the SMI, the companies that stand out for their high dividend profitability are Swiss Re, Kuehne+Nagel Int, Zurich Insurance, Swiss Life Holding, and Swisscom. The dividend yield percentages are impressive: Swiss Re offers a 4.81%, followed by Kuehne+Nagel Int with a 4.79%, Zurich Insurance with a 4.70%, Swiss Life Holding with a 4.59%, and finally Swisscom with a 4.37%.