RYM is probably very rare in that its growth requires a lot of capital, yet it features high dividends and growth without sticking its hands out for external capital.
But growth and dividends do not have to be mutually exclusive. There are a number of businesses with low capital requirements that spin off a ton of cash, have high dividend payout ratios, and high growth rates. But they also tend to have very high share prices that preclude them having good dividend yeilds because the market is willing to pay for the growth.
The likes of Trademe on the NZX and Monadelphous in AUS spring to mind but there are plenty of them.
No good to Birmanboy though, which is his point.
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