Can I exercise only part of my rights or warrants on Pluang?

Yes — Pluang allows partial exercise of both rights and warrants, so you're never forced to redeem your full allocation in one go. When you exercise, the screen shows three fields: Exercise Price, Available Lot, and Lots Exercised. You enter the amount you want in "Lots Exercised," up to the "Available Lot" figure, but never more — the app blocks any over-exercise attempt. Whatever lots you don't exercise stay in your holding unchanged, and you can act on them later, sell them, or let them expire.

How partial exercise works on Pluang:

• The exercise screen shows three fields: Exercise Price, Available Lot, and Lots Exercised
• You can enter any number of lots in "Lots Exercised" up to the "Available Lot" figure — exercising fewer than your full allocation is a valid, supported action
• You cannot enter a number greater than your Available Lot — the app blocks over-exercise
• Lots you don't exercise stay in your holding as unexercised rights/warrants — they're not automatically forfeited just because you exercised part of your position

What happens to the remaining, unexercised lots:

• You can exercise them later, as long as the exercise period is still open
• You can sell them in the market instead (rights: TN market, session 1 only, until the Trading End date; warrants: RG market, both sessions)
• If you take no action on the remainder before the exercise period ends, those lots expire worthless — same rule as full unexercised holdings

Related questions:

Q: Does partial exercise cost more per lot than a full exercise?
No. The exercise price per lot is fixed by the issuer and identical whether you exercise 1 lot or your full Available Lot — no surcharge for splitting it up.

Q: Can I do multiple partial exercises during the same exercise period?
Yes, as long as each submission stays within your remaining Available Lot and the exercise period is still open when you submit.

Q: Is a partial exercise reversible once submitted?
No. Like a full exercise, it's final and cannot be cancelled — double-check your lot amount before confirming.

Q: Why would I exercise only part of my rights or warrants?
Common reasons: limited RDN funds, wanting to keep some as a tradeable ticker to sell later, or spreading the cost across multiple submissions.