You may be right that nr Lee perhaps not will be as generous with dividend as in my dreams for the future as he will continue to grow the company in a fast pace. The 50% I was talking about was representative for the Large Caps in Sthlm, and they do not belong to the category "fast growing companies"
However, I think that he will be looking for the opportunity to increase the dividends substantially as soon as he can.
But also an increase of 200%, giving the shareholders 24% dividend would be most generous. That should give us .42 in dividend in addition to the IPO dividend.
The yield for Swedish listed companies has been 9,7% yoy since 1918, inflation excluded.