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Here you can access details about Savills plc’s shareholder services and read answers to some frequently asked questions about Savills plc. For administrative queries you may choose to access the link below to some FAQs or access the Registrars services section of our site.
What does Savills do?
Savills is a leading international property services company. It has an extensive network of offices and associates throughout the UK, mainland Europe, North America, Asia Pacific and Africa.
Our global team of property consultants and real estate agents offers advice on residential, commercial and agricultural property matters. In addition to these service lines, Savills offers a wide range of property services, including valuations, rent reviews, property management, planning and market research.
The Company also operates a financial services division providing property-related mortgage broking, financial planning and corporate finance advice, and a specialist fund management division.
What is the trading symbol for Savills?
Savills' London Stock Exchange trading symbol is SVS. Savills currently trades on SETSmm, the SEDOL number is 0777713 and
the ISIN GB0007777138.
Does Savills trade on any other exchanges?
No, Savills’ common shares are currently traded only on the London Stock Exchange.
Which FTSE sector is Savills in?
Savills is in the Real Estate sector and is a constituent of the FTSE 250 Share Index.
When does Savills report its financial results?
Savills financial year end runs from 1 January to 31 December. It normally reports preliminary (full year) results in March and interim (half-year) in September.
Who are Savills Registrars and how do I contact them?
Registrars
Equiniti Limited
Aspect House
Spencer Road
Lancing
West Sussex
BN99 6DA
For general enquiries contact 0870 600 3989 between 08.30 and 17.30 on each business day.
For further administrative queries in respect of you shareholding, please access our Registrar’s Website at www.shareview.co.uk.
How can I obtain a copy of Savills Annual Report?
You can download Savills’ most recent annual report from our website at the Reports section or, if you prefer, send an e-mail to Kathy Charmley(kcharmley@savills.com) providing your name and the address where you would like the report to be sent.
Who does Savills consider its competitors?
Due to the fact that Savills operates in a number of different markets it does not have a direct competitor. The company that competes most directly with us in a number of these markets is DTZ.
How can I buy shares in Savills?
Savills plc is listed on the London Stock Exchange and shares are therefore available in the marketplace. You can purchase Savills shares through a stockbroker in the normal way. To obtain a list of registered stockbrokers please contact the London Stock Exchange.
When is the next dividend due to be paid?
Savills normally pays a dividend twice yearly, usually in May and October.
What does ex-dividend mean?
This is a description, sometimes abbreviated to 'xd', that is often quoted next to a share price. It translates as 'without dividend' and means that the next dividend payment is not included in the price of the share.
This is necessary because the dividend is paid to all shareholders who were on the register at close of trading on a specified day. Any shareholder buying shares who is registered after this day will not receive the dividend. To compensate for this, the market price usually drops by the amount of the dividend payment and the description 'xd' is added to share price quotations to confirm that this has happened.
What is the record date?
This is the date on which a shareholding must be recorded on the share register to be eligible to receive an announced dividend.
When is the Savills Annual General Meeting?
The AGM usually takes place early in May. View the resolutions passed at this meeting.
If I can’t attend the AGM can I appoint a proxy?
If you cannot attend, you can still express your views on the matters for consideration at the meeting, by appointing someone to attend and vote on your behalf – this person is known as your ‘proxy’. Your proxy can be the chairman of the meeting, or any other person you choose. You can appoint a proxy by completing and returning the form sent to you in advance of the meeting, or online, details of which are printed on the form. You can instruct your proxy to cast your vote according to your specific instructions, or at his or her discretion.
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