The final dividend is about $2.12 per share and the dividend for 2010 is about $2.85 after the company decided to toss in an extra 80 cents per share in a one-time dividend. In 2005, Exact adopted a policy that it would pay out 100 percent of net income in years in which there was no material acquisition and 2010 was such a year. In explaining the extra payout, the company statement noted that, “Exact has some excess cash and the Board of Managing Directors does not foresee to require this cash in the normal course of operations.” Okay. This is a company whose CEO Martijn Janmaat, who is serving only for a year, says has aging products and had no plan for developing them for the future.