@travelightor I hate to say it, but that's looks pretty much...

@travelightor

I hate to say it, but that's looks pretty much like what I would call common spruiking, which is not what I would expect from you. The annualised run rate is 2 x 0.021 = 0.042c in dividends per year. What you have quoted is the dividend run rate per one-and-a-half years. Sure, the fact that the first dividend will come to us after essentially zero time has eleapsed, means that a buyer today is getting what you have quoted, as a one time hit.

But to quote it as a dividend yield, has certain implications, which I would say is deceptive (though, to be fair, I would be surprised if you meant it that way).

It's still an attractive yield. But it's a somewhat more modest 5.6%, or 8.0% grossed up.