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Sylogist Ltd T.SYZ

Alternate Symbol(s):  SYZLF

Sylogist Ltd. is a Canada-based company, which provides software-as-a-service (SaaS) solutions. The Company provides enterprise resource planning (ERP), constituent relationship management (CRM), fundraising, education administration and payments solutions. It operates through three verticals: SylogistMission, SylogistEd, and SylogistGov. It refers its software solutions and related services for customers outside these three verticals as SylogistServices. SylogistGov offers three cloud-based solutions, such as SylogistGov ERP, tailored for local government needs; SAVIN, an advanced victim notification system, and Grants Manager, streamlining award and grant management processes. The SylogistMission caters nonprofits, non-governmental organization (NGOs), and faith-based organizations. SylogistEd offers enterprise resource planning (ERP) and student information systems. The Company offers Time Clock Now, a comprehensive SaaS solution for streamlining time tracking and scheduling.


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Post by janeintorontoon Dec 12, 2022 7:15pm
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Slashing dividend, yet buying in shares? Is this even legal?

Slashing dividend, yet buying in shares? Is this even legal?

I don't have it at hand but SYZ's previous communication certainly hinted that there would be no more div increases. That was disappointing.  Then they hit us with a hammer and cut the dividend almost completely. I was shocked. Were they doing badly?  Did they need funds for growth?  No, no, they just wanted to buy in shares, so they did whatever it took to depress the price.
Is this a creeping privatization?  I am so dang mad I think a class action suit would not be amiss....and I don't typically believe in those. 

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