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巨人这次的分红是special cash dividend 高于25% ex day 是9月12 号 这不同于正常
分红
Giant Interactive Group, Inc. ("GA") has declared a special cash dividend of
$2.99 per GA American Depositary Share (ADS) ($3.00, less a $0.01 Depositary
Fee). The special cash dividend has a record date of August 31, 2011 and a
payable date of September 9, 2011. The ex-distribution date is Monday,
September 12, 2011.
这种分红不同于正常分红 ex day 是在record 之后 google 的系统出问题了
When the distribution is 25% or more, the Exchange will defer trading the
security "ex" until one day after the mail date for the distribution. This
deferral is in the public interest because the normal "ex" basis of trading
would result in the adjustment of the market price by the amount of
distribution. For example, in a two-for-one stock split, a normal "ex" would
reduce the market price of a $50 stock by $25. Consequently, shareholders
would be deprived of the market value of their holdings represented by the
distribution between the "ex" date and their receipt of the distributed
shares. By deferring the "ex" date, shareholders who sell during this period
are able to realize the value of the distribution to which they are
entitled as record holders, as well as the value of the shares they already
hold and avoid the freezing of a substantial part of the market value of the
stock.
分红
Giant Interactive Group, Inc. ("GA") has declared a special cash dividend of
$2.99 per GA American Depositary Share (ADS) ($3.00, less a $0.01 Depositary
Fee). The special cash dividend has a record date of August 31, 2011 and a
payable date of September 9, 2011. The ex-distribution date is Monday,
September 12, 2011.
这种分红不同于正常分红 ex day 是在record 之后 google 的系统出问题了
When the distribution is 25% or more, the Exchange will defer trading the
security "ex" until one day after the mail date for the distribution. This
deferral is in the public interest because the normal "ex" basis of trading
would result in the adjustment of the market price by the amount of
distribution. For example, in a two-for-one stock split, a normal "ex" would
reduce the market price of a $50 stock by $25. Consequently, shareholders
would be deprived of the market value of their holdings represented by the
distribution between the "ex" date and their receipt of the distributed
shares. By deferring the "ex" date, shareholders who sell during this period
are able to realize the value of the distribution to which they are
entitled as record holders, as well as the value of the shares they already
hold and avoid the freezing of a substantial part of the market value of the
stock.
