Stock Events
Upcoming corporate actions and board filings across NSE & BSE — dividends, bonus, splits, rights, results and board meetings. Filter by event type and exchange to plan trades around the next catalyst.
About Stock Events
Corporate actions and earnings announcements are critical catalysts that move stock prices on both NSE and BSE. Tracking dividends, bonus issues, splits, rights offerings and board meetings ahead of time helps traders and investors position for volatility, capture entitlement before ex-dates, and avoid surprises around results week.
Upcoming Stock Events
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// note: Event dates reflect the exchange filing date or ex-date as applicable. Always confirm record-date and entitlement on the official NSE / BSE corporate filings.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an ex-date for a corporate action?
The ex-date is the cut-off day after which a buyer of the stock is no longer entitled to the announced corporate benefit — be it a dividend, bonus, split or rights issue. To be eligible, you must hold the share before the ex-date.
What is the difference between record date and ex-date?
The record date is the date on which the company finalises the list of eligible shareholders for a corporate action. The ex-date is typically one trading day before the record date, accounting for the T+1 settlement cycle on Indian exchanges.
How can I plan trades around earnings results?
Use the stock events calendar to identify upcoming board meetings and results dates. Stocks often see elevated implied volatility ahead of earnings — review historical price action, option chain skew and management commentary before taking a directional view.
Are bonus issues and stock splits the same?
No. A bonus issue distributes additional shares to existing shareholders from the company's reserves at no cost, whereas a stock split divides the existing shares into smaller units by reducing the face value. Both increase the share count but the accounting treatment differs.
Do stock events affect the share price?
Yes. On the ex-date, the share price is adjusted for the corporate benefit — for example, the price typically drops by the dividend amount, or proportionally for a split/bonus. Always confirm entitlement and the adjusted price on the official NSE/BSE filings.