Osinkojen
Osinko (dividend) is a distribution of a portion of a company's earnings to its shareholders, typically payable in cash or stock. The genitive plural osinkojen refers to multiple such distributions. Dividends are usually proposed by the company's board of directors and approved by shareholders or required by corporate governance rules. They are typically paid from profits or reserves, and may take different forms, including cash dividends, stock dividends, or special dividends outside the regular schedule.
Cash dividends provide direct income to investors, while stock dividends issue additional shares rather than cash.
Dividend policy reflects a company's approach to returning value to shareholders versus retaining earnings for growth.
In financial markets, dividends are announced in advance and have related dates, including the ex-dividend date
Overall, osinkojen are a central component of many investors' income strategies and a key consideration in