- Final dividend of 8p takes total 2020 payout to 14p
- Forecast for consistent production and costs this year
Miners are always going to be bullish on the metals they produce, but Central Asia Metals (CAML) has gone further, handing shareholders a dividend based on copper’s current strength. In February, the metal hit a 10-year high of over $9,600 (£6,979) a tonne (t), but has since come back below $9,000/t.