Las Vegas Sands Corp. announced last Friday a quarterly dividend payment of US$2.50 per share to some of its embattled stockholders.
The dividend will apply to its 10% Series A Cumulative Perpetual Preferred Stock and be paid to those holding the relevant stock as at close of business on the New York Exchange on 5th February this year.
The dividend payment will be made on 17th February.
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