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Saudi Industrial Investment Group SIIG announces the date of dividends distribution to its shareholders for the First half of 2021

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Announcement DetailSaudi Industrial Investment Group SIIG announces that the distribution date of dividends to its shareholders for the First half of 2021 will start on Thursday, July 15th 2021, in accordance with the Board of Directors resolution on June 3rd 2021, and that was announced on Tadawul website on the same day, with the following details:1. Board Resolution Date: 22-10-1442 corresponding to 3-6-20212. Total dividend amount distributed: SAR 225 million3. Number of eligible shares for Dividends: 450 million shares4. Dividend per share: SAR 0.55. Percentage of Dividend to the share book value: 5%6. Eligibility Date: The eligibility of dividends for the SIIG’s shareholders who own shares at the end Wednesday, 20-11-1442 corresponding to 30-6-2021, and who are registered in the SIIG’s records at the Securities Depository Center Company (Edaa) at the end of the second trading day following the eligibility date.The dividend distribution will begin by depositing the shareholders’ dividends in their portfolios through Riyad Bank by direct transfer to their bank accounts linked to the shareholder’s portfolios. If the deposit is not available or incomplete, please visit the nearest Riyad Bank branch or contact Riyad Bank on (0114865996), (0114865993) or (0114865957) or contact the company directly on (0112792522) 301 or 302.SIIG would like to remind all shareholders to update their data and ensure that their bank account numbers are linked with their investment portfolios to ensure that their dividends are deposited directly into their accounts.SIIG would like to draw the attention of non-resident shareholders that the cash dividends are subjected to a withholding tax deduction of 5% upon transfer to non-resident investors or credited to their bank accounts according to the provisions of Article (68) of the Income Tax Law and Article (63) of its implementing regulations.