Shares and Dividends

Sparkasse shares

The Sparkasse Bolzano has been a joint-stock company since 1992. In that same year the Sparkasse Foundation was established, which is today the majority shareholder with 62.7% of the shares. 30.4 per cent of the Sparkasse is distributed among more than 22,000 shareholders predominantly resident in South Tyrol. Their commitment gave rise to the associations Small Savings Bank Shareholders Voting Syndicate and Seven Bees.

Dividends

At the Shareholders’ Meeting, the shareholders vote on the distribution of a dividend.

Dividends per share approved and distributed

Reference Year20192020202120222023

Bank net profit

27.0 mln. €

29.0 mln. €

71.3 mln. €

74.7 mln. €

55.0 mln. €

Total Gross dividend amount

In 2020 the Bank had initially deliberated the distribution of a dividend of 18.0 eurocents but the regulatory authorities ordered the suspension of dividend payments for the whole of 2020

8.4 mio. €
approved 8/4/2021 for the maximum amount permitted at that time = 15% cumulated net profit (27+29 mln. €) for the financial years 2019 e 2020

20.0 mln. €
approved 22/4/2022

21.0 mln. €
approved 5/4/2023

21.0 mln. €
approved 4/4/2024

Extraordinary dividend

10.0 mln. €
approved 22/11/2021
charged to retained earnings available for distribution

~5.0 mln. €
approved 16/11/2023
charged to retained earnings available for distribution

Payout ratio

33% (average payout 2019 & 2020)

28%

28%

38%

Gross dividend per share

13.9 eurocents (ordinary dividend)
16.6 eurocents (extraordinary dividend)

33.3 eurocents

35.0 eurocents (ordinary dividend)
8.3 eurocents (extraordinary dividend)

35.1 eurocents (ordinary dividend)

Negotiation

Cassa di Risparmio di Bolzano S.p.A. decided to apply for the admission of its own financial instruments to the Hi-MTF market in light of Consob Communication No. 92492 of 18/10/2016 “Recommendation on the distribution of financial instruments through a multilateral trading venue” and following the changes introduced by Directive 2014/65/EU of 15 May 2014 (MiFID II) and EU Regulation No. 600/2014 (MiFIR).

The legislator’s ultimate goal is to ensure greater transparency and investor protection.

The rules for trading in shares, option rights and bonds issued by Cassa di Risparmio di Bolzano S.p.A. are contained in the document “Information document on trading in shares, option rights and bonds issued by Cassa di Risparmio di Bolzano S.p.A.”.

Repurchase fund

The cases in which a Fund may be used for the purchase of own shares/subordinated bonds and the criteria to be met have been set out in the document “Criteria for Activating the Fund for the Purchase of Own Shares and Subordinated Bonds”.

Information document