When upcoming SGX dividends land in your account — grouped by pay date, updated daily.
What's a pay date?
The payment date is when a dividend is actually credited to your account — usually a few weeks after the ex-date. You qualify by owning the shares before the ex-date; you don't need to still hold them on the pay date. Looking for the cut-off to qualify? See the ex-dividend calendar.
Pay dates & amounts from SGX filings; scrip = a reinvestment-option distribution (cash amount not in the free feed).
Common questions
+When will I receive my dividend in Singapore?
The pay date is when the cash is credited to your account — usually two to four weeks after the ex-dividend date. The table above lists upcoming SGX dividends by pay date, so you can see exactly when each payout lands.
+What's the difference between the ex-date and the payment date?
The ex-date is the cut-off to qualify — you must own the shares before it. The payment (pay) date is when the money actually reaches your account, a few weeks later. This page is ordered by pay date; the ex-date view is on the dividend calendar.
+Do I need to still hold the shares on the payment date?
No. Once you owned the shares before the ex-date, you are entitled to the dividend even if you sell afterwards — you will still be paid on the pay date.
+How often are these dividend payment dates updated?
Daily. Pay dates come from SGX corporate-action filings and are refreshed every day.
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