How much did the person who bought Sony Group stock a year ago actually make
How much is the Sony Group's dividend return
If you buy Sony Group shares 1 year ago and continue to hold them, you can receive a total of 2 interim dividends and year-end dividends for the fiscal year ending 2022/3.
Note that returns are determined when the dividend reference date is reached.
In this test, the following assumptions are made.
・Stock acquisition date: 2021/8/23
・Stock acquisition price: 11,000 yen (closing price on acquisition date)
・Interim dividend for the fiscal year ending March 2022:30 yen
・Year-end dividend for the fiscal year ending March 2022:35 yen
・Dividend return based on 100 shares: 6500 yen
Next, let's calculate returns on shareholder benefits.
How much is the return of the Sony Group's shareholder benefits
The Sony Group provides electronic coupons for discounts that can be used on Sony's official online shopping site “Sony Store,” each Sony store, and regional stores to shareholders who own 100 shares or more listed on the shareholder register as of the end of March every year.
AV products are 15% off, and VAIO units are discounted by 5% off.
For example, if you look at the Sony LCD TV “BRAVIA X90J Series” at the Sony store, it starts at 187,000 yen, and in this case, the discount amount is 20,050 yen.
Therefore, the return for the special offer is 28,050 yen.
How much is the Sony Group's total return on stock investment
That's all, I've looked back on returns on dividends and shareholder benefits.
Next, we calculate returns due to stock price changes.
・Stock acquisition date: 2021/8/23
・Stock acquisition price: 11,000 yen (closing price on acquisition date)
・Date 1 year after acquisition: 2022/8/23
・Closing stock price after 1 year: 11,535 yen
・Return due to stock price changes on a 100-share basis: +53,500 yen
And finally, we calculate total return.
・Dividend Return: 6500 yen
・Shareholder benefit return: 28,050 yen
・Return due to stock price changes: +53,500 yen
・Total Return (based on amount): +88,050 yen
・Total Return (% basis): +8.0%
If you buy Sony Group shares 1 year ago and continue to hold them, you can receive a total of 2 interim dividends and year-end dividends for the fiscal year ending 2022/3.
Note that returns are determined when the dividend reference date is reached.
In this test, the following assumptions are made.
・Stock acquisition date: 2021/8/23
・Stock acquisition price: 11,000 yen (closing price on acquisition date)
・Interim dividend for the fiscal year ending March 2022:30 yen
・Year-end dividend for the fiscal year ending March 2022:35 yen
・Dividend return based on 100 shares: 6500 yen
Next, let's calculate returns on shareholder benefits.
How much is the return of the Sony Group's shareholder benefits
The Sony Group provides electronic coupons for discounts that can be used on Sony's official online shopping site “Sony Store,” each Sony store, and regional stores to shareholders who own 100 shares or more listed on the shareholder register as of the end of March every year.
AV products are 15% off, and VAIO units are discounted by 5% off.
For example, if you look at the Sony LCD TV “BRAVIA X90J Series” at the Sony store, it starts at 187,000 yen, and in this case, the discount amount is 20,050 yen.
Therefore, the return for the special offer is 28,050 yen.
How much is the Sony Group's total return on stock investment
That's all, I've looked back on returns on dividends and shareholder benefits.
Next, we calculate returns due to stock price changes.
・Stock acquisition date: 2021/8/23
・Stock acquisition price: 11,000 yen (closing price on acquisition date)
・Date 1 year after acquisition: 2022/8/23
・Closing stock price after 1 year: 11,535 yen
・Return due to stock price changes on a 100-share basis: +53,500 yen
And finally, we calculate total return.
・Dividend Return: 6500 yen
・Shareholder benefit return: 28,050 yen
・Return due to stock price changes: +53,500 yen
・Total Return (based on amount): +88,050 yen
・Total Return (% basis): +8.0%
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