shares and dividends, Mathematics

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suresh invested rs.1080 in shares of face value rs.50 at rs.54.After receiving dividend on them at 8% he sold them at 52.In each of the transaction he paid 2 % brokerage.Hpw much did he gain or lose in the overall transaction?

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