Week Ending 3 January 2015

1/3/2015

Alamo Group, Inc (ALG) declares $0.08/share quarterly dividend, 14.3% increase from prior dividend of $0.07. Forward yield 0.65% Payable Jan. 30; for shareholders of record Jan. 16; ex-div Jan. 14.

Bank of the Ozarks (OZRK) declares $0.13/share quarterly dividend, 4% increase from prior dividend of $0.125. Forward yield 1.4% Payable Jan. 23; for shareholders of record Jan. 16; ex-div Jan. 14.

Teekay LNG Partners (TGP) declares $0.70/share quarterly dividend, 1.2% increase from prior dividend of $0.69. Forward yield 6.62% Payable Feb. 13; for shareholders of record Jan. 15; ex-div Jan. 13.

FelCor (FCH) declares $0.04/share quarterly dividend, 100% increase from prior dividend of $0.02. Forward yield 1.47% Payable Jan. 30; for shareholders of record Jan. 15; ex-div Jan. 13.

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