How Do I Read Corporate Action and IPO Details on Event Calendar?

Tap a corporate action or IPO row in Event Calendar to open its detail sheet. A corporate action sheet shows, in order, the action type and title, its impact on your holding (only if you hold the stock), a timeline of the key dates, the details such as the amount per share or the ratio, and the available actions. For an Indonesian stock dividend, you must hold the shares by the end of the cum date to be eligible; for a US cash dividend, you need to hold the shares through the day before the ex-date, which the calendar shows as the last day to hold. An IPO sheet shows the company, its sector, the price range and then the final offering price, and the lifecycle dates from book building to listing, with a View Details button that opens the e-IPO page. Event Calendar only shows these dates and details; it does not credit dividends, change your holdings or place IPO orders.

• Where to find it: Open Explore, tap Discover, then the Calendar tab, and tap See all for the full Calendar page. Choose Corporate Action or IPO as the event type to narrow the list, then tap a row.
• Order of a corporate action sheet: Type and title, then holding impact (only if you hold the stock), then the timeline of dates, then the details, then the actions.
• Indonesian stock dividend: Amount per share in Rupiah, whether it's interim or final, and the cum, ex, recording and distribution dates. Hold the shares by the end of the cum date to be eligible.
• US cash dividend: Amount per share and yield, plus the record, ex and payment dates. Hold the shares through the day before the ex-date, which the calendar shows as the last day to hold.
• Stock split and reverse split: The ratio and the effective or cum date. Either one changes the number of shares in your position on its own, by the ratio shown.
• Bonus shares (Indonesian stocks): The bonus ratio, which sets how many bonus shares you receive for the shares you hold.
• RUPS (Indonesian stocks): The date, time and venue of the general meeting of shareholders, and its result after the meeting.
• Warrant (Indonesian stocks): The trading and exercise windows, and the exercise price.
• Rights issue (Indonesian stocks): The ratio, the price and the cum and ex dates. A rights issue needs your decision, so keep an eye on its dates.
• IPO sheet: Company, sector, the price range and then the final offering price, and the lifecycle dates: book building, offering, allotment, distribution and listing. Indonesian IPOs also show whether the stock is syariah. Tap View Details to open the e-IPO page.
• Coverage: Details may not be available for every corporate action. Mergers, name changes and similar actions aren't covered yet.

Related questions:

Q: Why don't I see the holding impact section?
It appears only if you hold the stock in your Pluang portfolio. If you don't hold it, or you aren't logged in, the sheet goes straight from the type and title to the timeline of dates.

Q: Does Event Calendar credit my dividend?
No. Event Calendar only shows a dividend's dates and details. Dividends are credited through Pluang's normal dividend process, whether or not you viewed the event or set a reminder for it. For when dividends are credited, see the separate guides on Indonesian stock and US stock dividends.

Q: Can I order an IPO from Event Calendar?
Not directly. Tap View Details on the IPO's detail sheet to open the e-IPO page, where you place your order. Event Calendar itself doesn't place orders. You can also tap Remind Me to get a reminder ahead of the key date of the IPO's ordering period.

Q: What's the difference between the cum date and the ex date?
For Indonesian stocks, the cum date is the last day the shares still carry the entitlement, such as a dividend: hold them by the end of the cum date to be eligible. The ex date comes after it, and from then the shares trade without that entitlement. For US cash dividends, the calendar shows the day before the ex-date as the last day to hold.