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UTOF pays out $8.349 million in dividends to 108,000 account holders

UTOF pays out $8.349 million in dividends to 108,000 account holders

By Vijay Narayan
15/01/2026
UTOF Chair, Lavinia Kaumaitotoya
Good news as Unit Trust of Fiji has today processed and paid out a total of $8.349 million in dividends to 108,000 account holders across the country.

UTOF Chair, Lavinia Kaumaitotoya announced the final dividend payout for the investment period of 1st July to December 31st last year.

She says the Unit Trust of Fiji reached another important achievement in their commitment to delivering value and building financial confidence for their investors. 

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UTOF pays out $8.349 million in dividends to 108,000 account holders

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For the Income and Growth Fund, the final dividend rate is 3.95 cents per unit compared to 3.85 cents per unit in 2024.

For the Income Fund, the 2025 Annualized Dividend Rate is 3 percent.


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