What is the share record date? How do I register?

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According to the dividend announcement of the listed company, in order to determine whether the holder has the right to register for the record, that is, the person who still holds the dividend on this day has the right to enjoy the dividend.

The ex-dividend price is the record date price minus the cash dividend payable per share. Ex-dividend price = ** price on record date - ** entitlement per share.

The calculation formula is on the ex-dividend date of **, and the exchange must calculate the ex-dividend price of ** as the opening price of market investors on the ex-dividend date.

Share Record Date Content:

Before this date is "entitled" or "interested", i.e. the deadline on which shareholders entitled to receive dividends are eligible to register. Only shareholders who are registered in the company's register of shareholders before the record date** are entitled to share in the dividends. Investors who hold the shares** after that date do not have the right to receive dividends.

Usually this day is called the registration date or R day, in the registration afternoon ** (3 o'clock in the afternoon) to hold the company's ** by the brokerage system automatically help the registration of the exchange after the day ** will carefully check the relevant information, the investors who enjoy the dividends and rights after checking the registration, the whole process is automatically completed by the exchange host.

1. What is the equity registration date and ex-rights and ex-dividend date?

The shares of listed companies circulate in the trading market every day, and when the listed company gives shares, pays dividends or allotments, it needs to set a certain day to define which shareholders can participate in dividends or participate in allotments, and this day is the equity registration date. That is to say, investors who still hold or buy the company's ** on the equity record date can enjoy the dividend or participate in the allotment. This part of the register of shareholders shall be counted by the ** registration company, and the bonus shares, cash dividends or allotment rights that should be given will be transferred to the accounts of this part of the shareholders.

Therefore, if investors want to get dividends and allotments of a listed company, they must find out which date the company's equity registration date is, otherwise they will lose the opportunity to pay dividends and allotments.

The first day after the share registration date is the ex-rights date or ex-dividend date, and the shareholders who purchase the company's ** on this day or later will no longer enjoy the company's dividend allotment.

The record date refers to the date on which shareholders who enjoy the equity can receive dividends. The record date of the company's shares is determined by the general meeting of shareholders. According to the relevant laws and regulations of China, the equity registration date shall be determined in the notice of the general meeting of shareholders.

Legal basis] Article 18 of the Rules for the General Meeting of Shareholders of Listed Companies.

The notice of the general meeting of shareholders shall specify the time and place of the meeting, and determine the equity registration date. The interval between the record date and the date of the meeting shall not exceed 7 working days. Once the share registration date is confirmed, it cannot be changed.

Article 19. After the notice of the general meeting of shareholders has been issued, the general meeting of shareholders shall not be postponed or cancelled without justifiable reasons, and the proposals listed in the notice of the general meeting of shareholders shall not be cancelled. Once there is a postponement or cancellation, the organizer shall make an announcement and explain the reasons at least 2 working days before the original date of the original convening.

The first day after the equity ** day is the ex-rights date or ex-dividend date, and the shareholders who purchased the company's ** on this day will no longer enjoy the company's dividend allotment; That is, after the market closes on the day of the equity **, there are still investors in the company who can enjoy the dividends, or the shareholders of the shareholders' meeting.

The connection between the equity ** date and the ex-rights and dividends.

When a listed company declares that it has profits available and is ready to implement it, only the ** is called a weighted stock, and only the ** is entitled to the right to dividends. The listed company should declare a time called the equity ** day, that is, the shareholders who hold the ** at the close of the market on that day will enjoy the right to dividends.

In the previous ** paper trading, first of all, in order to prove that the listed company has the right to dividends, the shareholders should be given on the date of the company's declared equity, and only the ** holder who is recorded in the company's shareholder register on this date will be qualified to receive the dividend profit of the listed company. After the implementation of paperless trading, it can be actively carried out through the computer trading system, and shareholders can not go to listed companies or companies to carry out special, and only when the market closes, they will take the initiative to enjoy the right to dividends.

The content of the equity ** day.

Its content is that only shareholders who are on the company's register of shareholders before the date of equity can be entitled to share dividends. Investors who hold the stock after the date do not have the right to enjoy the dividend allotment, generally the day is called the day or R day, in the afternoon of the day (3 o'clock in the afternoon) of the company, the brokerage system will take the initiative to help you, the place of trading will be carefully checked after the date, and the investors who enjoy the dividends and allotment will be checked, and the whole process will be completed by the host of the trading house on its own initiative, without the need for investors to deal with the procedures, which is also One of the advantages of paperless trading.

Normally, the record date generally refers to the deadline set by the board of directors for shareholders to receive dividends. The record date is usually two weeks after the dividend declaration date, and shareholders who own shares in the company on the record date can receive the dividend. If investors want to obtain dividends and allotments from listed companies, they must know what the company's equity record date is, otherwise they will unexpectedly lose the opportunity to pay dividends and allotments.

[Legal basis].

Rules for the General Meeting of Shareholders of Listed Companies Article 18 The notice of the general meeting of shareholders shall specify the time and place of the meeting, and determine the equity registration date. The interval between the record date and the date of the meeting shall not exceed 7 working days. Once the share registration date is confirmed, it cannot be changed.

The equity registration date is the deadline for the registration of the list of shareholders entitled to receive dividends by the board of directors two weeks after the dividend declaration date. After the share registration date, it will be the ex-dividend date or the ex-dividend date, and from the ex-dividend date, if the investor who buys the company again will not be able to enjoy the dividends declared this time.

1. What is the equity registration date?

The equity registration date refers to the deadline for the registration of the list of shareholders entitled to receive dividends stipulated by the board of directors. The next trading day after the share registration date is the ex-dividend date or ex-dividend date, and the shareholders who purchase the company's ** on this day will no longer enjoy the company's dividend allotment.

1. When a listed company gives shares, pays dividends or allotments, it needs to set a certain day to define which shareholders can participate in dividends or participate in allotments, and the day set is the equity registration date.

2. That is, the old oak told that the investors who still hold or buy the company on the day of the equity registration date are shareholders who can enjoy the dividend or participate in the allotment, and this part of the shareholder register is counted by the first registration company, and the bonus shares, cash dividends or allotment rights should be transferred to the accounts of this part of the shareholders.

The first day after the equity registration date is the ex-dividend date or ex-dividend date, and the shareholders who purchase the company's ** on this day will no longer enjoy the company's dividend allotment.