What dividends has Kier paid?
• What is a Share Certificate? A Share Certificate is a document issued to you as a shareholder, evidencing your ownership of a specific number of Kier Group plc shares. It is a valuable document and must be kept in a safe place at all times. You will need to produce your Share Certificate should you decide to sell or transfer some or all of your shares. • What do I do if I have lost my Share Certificate? You must contact the Registrars immediately so that a ‘stop’ can be put on the Share Certificate. If your certificates were stolen, the Registrars will need the police Crime Reference Number. The Registrars will send you a Letter of Indemnity for completion so that the lost Share Certificate can be replaced. However, there may be an administration charge, and the Letter of Indemnity will need to be counter-signed by a bank, insurance company or a guarantee society. Alternatively the Registrars can arrange the counter-signatory requirement for a fee, full details of which will be inclu
• What is a Share Certificate? A Share Certificate is a document issued to you as a shareholder, evidencing your ownership of a specific number of Kier Group plc shares. It is a valuable document and must be kept in a safe place at all times. You will need to produce your Share Certificate should you decide to sell or transfer some or all of your shares. • What do I do if I have lost my Share Certificate? You must contact the Registrars immediately so that a ‘stop’ can be put on the Share Certificate. If your certificates were stolen, the Registrars will need the police Crime Reference Number. The Registrars will send you a Letter of Indemnity for completion so that the lost Share Certificate can be replaced. However, there may be an administration charge, and the Letter of Indemnity will need to be counter-signed by a bank, insurance company or a guarantee society. Alternatively the Registrars can arrange the counter-signatory requirement for a fee, full details of which will be inclu
