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Corporate actions are events initiated by a company that impact shareholders or security holders. These may include buybacks, bonus issues, stock splits, mergers, dividends, rights issues or liquidity events.
Eligibility depends on factors such as holding date, settlement status and company-defined criteria.
No. Once the participation window closes, requests generally cannot be submitted.
This depends on the event type. Certain actions such as bonus issues or stock splits may be processed automatically, provided you hold the shares on the applicable record date. Buybacks or rights issues may require confirmation or participation from your side.
A buyback is when a company offers to repurchase shares from existing shareholders at a specified price. Participation is completely optional unless specifically stated otherwise.
A rights issue allows existing shareholders to purchase additional shares, usually at a predetermined price. Participation is optional and shareholders can choose whether or not to subscribe.
In a stock split, the number of shares increases while the share price adjusts proportionally. The overall value of your investment remains unchanged immediately after the split.
A bonus issue is when additional shares are issued to existing shareholders without any extra cost.
Dividends are distributions made by a company to its shareholders, usually from its profits or reserves.
Eligible dividend payouts are processed to the registered bank account linked with your profile, subject to company timelines and processing schedules.
- Announced - The event has been declared, but participation or execution has not started yet.
- Upcoming - The event window or processing is expected to begin soon.
- Released - The event has been completed or the benefits have been distributed.
