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Paragon Shipping sets dividend of 5 cents per share per quarter, payable Dec. 14
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NEW YORK - Greek drybulk carrier Paragon Shipping Inc. said Tuesday the company would pay a quarterly dividend of 5 cents per share, unchanged from the second quarter.
The dividend will be paid Dec. 14 to shareholders of record on Dec. 1, the company said.
The shares rose 7 cents to close regular trading at $4.46.
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