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This is extremely rare. A company making just one annual payment is probably very small and is trying to save money by reducing administrative costs. You should be more cautious of such a company as you will want to be satisfied that it has adequate financial resources.

Most dividend investors would prefer a steady stream of dividends throughout the year rather than have them lumped together, although having just one company that pays a single dividend in your portfolio should not be too much of a distortion overall.

One point to bear in mind is that other investors will be wary of such companies so they may be comparatively cheap to buy.