Investor FAQ
What is Rogers Sugar Inc.’s dividend practice?
The Directors of Rogers Sugar Inc. intend to pay a quarterly dividend to Rogers Sugar Inc.‘s
shareholders of record on the last business day of each quarter, which each payment made to such
shareholder on or about the 20th day of the following month, subject to any legal or contractual
restrictions on such dividends.
What is the current dividend?
The Directors of Rogers Sugar Inc. increased the dividend rate to 9.0 cents per quarter effective
May 2, 2012, which equates to 36 cents per year. However, the Board of Directors can modify the
dividend practice from time to time at its discretion.
When should I purchase the shares in order to be eligible to receive dividends?
In order to be eligible to receive a dividend, you need to be a registered holder of Roger Sugar
Inc. shares by the last day of each calendar quarter. As an example, if the last day of March is
Friday, March 31st, you need to execute your purchase no later than three full business days before,
being Tuesday March 28th.
Do you have a dividend reinvestment program (“DRIP”)?
No, Rogers Sugar Inc. has no DRIP.
When will I receive my tax slips?
For a corporation, tax slips need to be issued by the end of February in each year. You should
receive the tax slips directly from the financial institution with whom you hold your share
certificates.
What do I do with the certificates for Rogers Sugar Income Fund units?
If the certificates are held through your broker, it was automatically converted into shares of
Rogers Sugar Inc. on January 1, 2011. If you held personally the certificates of Rogers Sugar Income
Fund, you would have received a letter of transmittal (on green paper), which you would have to
complete and forward to our transfer agent, Computershare Investor Services, Inc. If you have not
received the letter of transmittal or have misplaced the document, you must contact the transfer
agents at: Computershare Investor Services, Inc. 100 University Avenue – 9th floor Toronto (Ontario)
M5J 2Y1 Fax: 1.866.249.7775
What about United States residents’ shareholders?
Any dividend paid to a non-resident is subject to 25% withholding tax in Canada, unless this tax
may be reduced under applicable tax provisions. A non-resident shareholder should check with the
advisor, the tax treatment applicable to him in respect of dividends received or available, if any,
actions of Rogers Sugar Inc.