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Last day to collect Inditex and Santander dividends

The two IBEX leaders by stock market size remunerate their shareholders on November 2, but you must be a shareholder today to have the right to collect them. They yield a dividend of more than 3% and have a potential increase in the stock market in twelve months.

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Last day to collect Inditex and Santander dividends

Inditex and Santander, the two largest companies on the Ibex by market capitalization, will pay dividends to their shareholders on November 2. To be eligible for the payment, one must be a shareholder by today's close. Inditex will pay a dividend of 0.875 euros per share, with a total payout of 1.75 euros per share for 2025, representing a 3.5% dividend yield.

Santander will pay 0.127 euros per share, a 10% increase from the previous year, with a 3% dividend yield. Both companies have a potential for growth, with Inditex having a 6% upside and Santander a 25% upside, according to analyst consensus.

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