TVK last paid dividend, of Ft 175 per share, in 1999. TVK CEO Árpád Olvasó said earlier that the company’s Ft 65 billion stock of long-term loans would be the main factor the company’s board considers when it decides whether or not to propose payment of a dividend on 2005’s profits.
According to consolidated IFRS figures, TVK had after-tax profit of Ft 6.41 billion on revenues of Ft 251.41 billion in 2005.
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