Darren Woods (CEO XOM) hat einen ziemlich genau definierten Zeitrahmen festgelegt:
“A lot of our shareholders are retail shareholders — people who depend on that dividend — so we’ve been pretty committed to maintaining that and if necessary in the short-term using the balance sheet to support it ...
Looking forward, Woods is confident that there will be a recovery, but said the company is prepared to scale back even further if necessary
“We have additional options to further reduce spending if necessary. I think with the uncertainty we want to keep those options available to us, and as we move through the next month or so we’ll keep a very close eye on the market and continue to adjust if we feel the need to.”
In the short-term, Woods said the dividend is a high-priority, but that “it will be a function of how long this plays out.” “If we haven’t seen a recovery next year, you know it will be a different environment that we’re in,” he said.
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/04/07/exxon-cu...idend.html
Denn sollte XOM gezwungen sein die Dividende tatsächlich analog Shell und BP und OXY zu kürzen, dann dürften sich nochmal ganz andere Kurs zeigen, die für "langfristig" Orientierte DANN wohl DER Einstieg schlechthin wären. Deshalb sprach ich oben von spannendem Wettrennen => die 12/2020 Dividende dürfte stehen, aber für 03/2021 sehe ich Woods´Worte eher als klare Ansage, eine Art Vorwarnung.
“A lot of our shareholders are retail shareholders — people who depend on that dividend — so we’ve been pretty committed to maintaining that and if necessary in the short-term using the balance sheet to support it ...
Looking forward, Woods is confident that there will be a recovery, but said the company is prepared to scale back even further if necessary
“We have additional options to further reduce spending if necessary. I think with the uncertainty we want to keep those options available to us, and as we move through the next month or so we’ll keep a very close eye on the market and continue to adjust if we feel the need to.”
In the short-term, Woods said the dividend is a high-priority, but that “it will be a function of how long this plays out.” “If we haven’t seen a recovery next year, you know it will be a different environment that we’re in,” he said.
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/04/07/exxon-cu...idend.html
Denn sollte XOM gezwungen sein die Dividende tatsächlich analog Shell und BP und OXY zu kürzen, dann dürften sich nochmal ganz andere Kurs zeigen, die für "langfristig" Orientierte DANN wohl DER Einstieg schlechthin wären. Deshalb sprach ich oben von spannendem Wettrennen => die 12/2020 Dividende dürfte stehen, aber für 03/2021 sehe ich Woods´Worte eher als klare Ansage, eine Art Vorwarnung.
