Abrau-Dyurso to raise 2013 dividends by 41.5% to 42.6 mln rubles
MOSCOW. June 23 (Interfax) - OJSC Abrau-Dyurso, a Russian sparkling wine producer, will pay dividends of 42.63 million rubles for 2013, up 41.46% from 30.135 million rubles for 2012.
Shareholders decided at their annual meeting to pay dividends of 42.63 million rubles, or 0.58 rubles per common share with par value of 1 ruble each, up from 0.41 rubles per share for 2012, the company reported.
The company will put 1.31 million rubles into its reserve fund, and leave the remaining retained net profit of 88.932 million rubles at its own disposal.
The company posted a net profit of 132.872 million rubles for 2013.
Shareholders also elected a new board of directors that includes lawyer Yelena Zaritskaya; CJSC Abrau-Dyurso executive director Vladimir Maslovsky; OJSC Abrau-Dyurso CEO Vladimir Semyonov; OJSC Abrau-Dyurso first deputy CEO and former chairman Pavel Titov; and LLC Danton-Ptitseprom general manager Igor Lozovsky. All of these directors, except Maslovsky, served on the previous board.
OJSC Abrau-Dyurso has charter capital of 73.5 million rubles, split into shares with par value of 1 ruble each.