Dassault Systemes to Lift Dividend
By Pierre Bertrand
Dassault Systemes said that it intends to increase its dividend for 2023.
The French I.T.-systems company said late Tuesday that it would propose a cash dividend of 0.23 European cents (25 U.S. cents) a share at its next general meeting scheduled in May.
The proposal compares to the company's previous cash dividend proposal of EUR0.21 for 2022.
Write to Pierre Bertrand at pierre.bertrand@wsj.com
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