Tadeu Marroco, CEO of BAT, Buys Company's Stocks
According to a recent report from financial website Dailypolitical, Tadeu Marroco, the CEO of British American Tobacco, has purchased stocks of the company. Analysts suggest that Marroco's acquisition of British American Tobacco shares reflects his optimistic outlook on the company's strategic direction and future prospects.
The average cost per share of Marco's recent purchase of stocks was £2,514, with a total value of £150.84. The company has also recently announced a dividend payout. Shareholders registered on Thursday, December 21st, will receive a dividend of £57.72 ($0.70) per share, which is an increase from the previous dividend of $54.45 from British American Tobacco. The yield is 1.87%.
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