Harare — RAPIDLY expanding FBC Holdings Ltd will pay a mouth-watering $5,4 billion to shareholders for its better-than-forecasts $15,60 full-year 2006 dividend per share, with key shareholder Government expected to pick up in excess of $1,3 billion from the payout.
Through NSSA -- FBC's largest shareholder with a 22,68 percent stake -- Government will rake in $1,23 billion while a further $154,4 million would come in from its investment vehicle, M & S Investments.
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