Frequently Asked Questions

If you lose your share certificate please contact the Registrar, Computershare on +353(0)1 431 9832 or web.queries@computershare.ie

This website will give you share price, however this information will be delayed by approximately five minutes, alternatively you can contact your broker or other share dealing service.

Please contact our Registrar, Computershare, +353(0)1 431 9832 or web.queries@computershare.ie

The full annual report and accounts is available via this website, click here to access the report: https://www.greencore.com/investor-relations/results-centre/

You can buy Greencore shares via your broker.

You can sell Greencore shares via your broker.

If you wish to transfer some or all of your shares to another person, you will need to complete a Stock Transfer Form and then submit it to the Revenue and pay the relevant stamp duty. When the stamped Stock Transfer Form is returned, you will then need to forward it to the Registrar, Computershare. Stock Transfer Forms can be obtained together with a Guide to Irish Stamp Duty from the Registrar, Computershare at +353(0)1 431 9832 or at web.queries@computershare.ie

A dividend is a sum of money paid by a company to its shareholders out of its profits on a regular basis.

The Greencore Group plc dividend is declared in Sterling and paid to the registered shareholder by cheque, however, you may elect to receive your dividend in Euro also and have the proceeds paid directly into your bank or building society. Euro payments can only be paid into Euro Bank accounts in the SEPA Zone countries or the UK by providing your BIC and IBAN. For a list of SEPA Zone territories, please visit www.europeanpaymentscouncil.eu. Sterling payments can only be paid into Sterling Bank accounts in the UK by providing your Account and Sort Code. If you wish to set up a mandate, please contact the Registrar on +353(0)1 431 9832 or use the form on the reverse of your next/last dividend payment (if paid by cheque).

Greencore is obliged to deduct Irish dividend withholding tax unless the shareholder is entitled to an exemption, and has submitted the appropriate completed Revenue Declaration Form to the Registrar. The appropriate Revenue Declaration Form may be obtained from the Registrar. Non-Resident shareholders and certain Irish resident companies, trusts, pension schemes, investment undertakings and charities (as defined in the Taxes Consolidation Act, 1997) may be entitled to claim exemption from dividend withholding tax. If you are an individual shareholder who is tax resident in Ireland, you will not qualify for exemption and the withholding tax will be deducted in your case.

The Annual General Meeting (“AGM”) is a meeting held by all companies once a year to which all shareholders are entitled to attend. At the AGM, the board of directors will present the annual report and accounts to the shareholders and propose any other resolutions which are deemed appropriate. The Board of Directors are also available to answer any questions that you may have.

Visit this page for more information: https://www.greencore.com/investor-relations/shareholder-centre/shareholder-meetings/

You do not need to attend, but are very welcome. If you do not attend you may wish to complete a proxy form which will be enclosed with your AGM documentation so that you can submit your voting intentions in advance of the meeting.

Visit this page for more information: https://www.greencore.com/investor-relations/shareholder-centre/shareholder-meetings/

Starting from Interim FY18 dividend, Greencore no longer offers the scrip dividend scheme.

The Company has not paid dividends since FY19.

Dividends are usually paid in April and October. If your cheque has not arrived, it may be that it has gone straight to your bank account. However, if you cannot locate your cheque please contact the Registrar; Computershare at +353(0)1 431 9832 or at web.queries@computershare.ie

This may mean our Registrar has two or more separate accounts in your name, but with slightly different details. Please contact the Registrar; Computershare at +353(0)1 431 9832 or at web.queries@computershare.ie

Usually this happens because you previously elected to receive your dividend in shares, not cash, and have sold your shares after the ex-dividend date. Should you wish to do so, you may sell these remaining shares via your Broker.

Yes. The dividend is declared in Sterling as a default currency. Should you wish to receive a dividend in Euro please contact our Registrar; Computershare at +353(0)1 431 9832 or at web.queries@computershare.ie 

This is included on most of the personalised documentation we send you – for example you will find it on your share certificate(s), dividend warrants or tax vouchers. This account number will begin with the letters ‘C’ or ‘G’ and is followed by a ten digit numerical reference.

If you have any queries, please contact Natasha Short, Deputy Company Secretary, at Greencore Group plc, Fourth Floor, Block Two, Dublin Airport Central, Dublin Airport, Co. Dublin, Ireland.