The company’s revenue surged 183% quarter-on-quarter to RM1.35bil from RM475.1mil. In a report, Kenanga Research said this was due to the number of draws reverting back to normal at 42 from the MCO-affected previous quarter of only six draws.
PETALING JAYA: Berjaya Sports Toto Bhd
continues to offer attractive dividend yields of over 6% as ticket sales have remained robust at 80% to 85% of pre-MCO (movement control order) levels in November, with most outlets opened, say research analysts.
On Wednesday, the group declared a first interim dividend of four sen per share (ex-date: Dec 30 2020; payment date: Jan 19 2021).
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