An IT company that not only grows but also pays dividends

Most IT companies either grow rapidly or pay dividends. Few manage to combine both.

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One such exception on the Polish stock exchange is Asseco Poland, the largest IT company in Central and Eastern Europe. Its stock price has been steadily growing, but the company also pays good dividends.

Asseco Poland develops and maintains software for banks, government agencies and large corporations.

Thanks to long-term contracts, the company has a guaranteed market for its services for many years to come.

How much could you have earned by buying shares 10 years ago?

Let's assume that in 2016, an investor invested PLN 10,000 in Asseco shares at a price of approximately PLN 55 per share.

After 10 years the result would look like this:

  • the share price rose to PLN 35,657;
  • about PLN 7,800 were received in dividends;
  • The total investment value reached approximately PLN 43,400.

Thus, the initial PLN 10,000 turned into almost PLN 44,000 without reinvesting dividends.

The total profit amounted to approximately PLN 33,400 or +334%, 33% per year.

Dividends that pleasantly surprise

Over the past 10 years, Asseco has paid approximately PLN 43.5 in dividends per share.

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This means that the investor received an amount equal to approximately 80% of the initial cost of the share in dividends alone.

Particularly impressive is the payout for 2026: PLN 13.05 per share, a record in the company's history.

Asseco's dividend yield in recent years has been in the range of 4-7% per annum relative to the current share price, which is very high for the IT sector.

Why does the company continue to grow?

Asseco's main advantage is its stable business.

The company serves banks, government agencies, and large enterprises. These clients rarely switch software providers, allowing Asseco to secure long-term contracts and predictable profits.

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Additional growth drivers include the digitalization of the economy, the development of electronic government services, the automation of the banking sector, and the introduction of artificial intelligence technologies.

Asseco is hardly a company capable of growing tenfold in just a few years. However, for a long-term investor, it is one of the most interesting options on the Polish market.

The company combines several advantages at once:

  • stable business growth;
  • regular dividends;
  • moderate volatility;
  • crisis resilience;
  • potential for further growth in the IT sector.

Conclusion: Asseco Poland is a rare example of a technology company that has managed to simultaneously provide investors with both capital growth and high passive income over a decade.

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