You're one step closer to unlocking our suite of comprehensive and robust tools.
Fill out the form so we can connect you to the right person.
Recent awards include:
If your company has a current subscription with S&P Global Market Intelligence, you can register as a new user for access to the platform(s) covered by your license at S&P Capital IQ Pro or S&P Capital IQ.
Thank you for your interest in S&P Global Market Intelligence! We noticed you've identified yourself as a student. Through existing partnerships with academic institutions around the globe, it's likely you already have access to our resources. Please contact your professors, library, or administrative staff to receive your student login.
At this time we are unable to offer free trials or product demonstrations directly to students. If you discover that our solutions are not available to you, we encourage you to advocate at your university for a best-in-class learning experience that will help you long after you've completed your degree. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Israel Chemicals proposes lower YOY dividend after Q2 profit takes plunge
Lithium prices hold firm, cobalt prices rally
Profit margins key to Tsingshan's battery nickel supply plans
Q&A: Data That Delivers - Automating the Credit Risk Workflow
The Future of Risk Management Digitization in Credit Risk Management
Israel Chemicals Ltd.'s board on Aug. 3 proposed a second-quarter dividend of about US$32 million, or 2.45 U.S. cents per share, after its net income for the period plunged 52.5% year over year to US$57 million.
In comparison, the company proposed a payout of US$60 million, or about 5 cents per share, for the second quarter of 2016.
The dividend will be paid Sept. 13 to shareholders on record as of Aug. 29.