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Investing in Singapore: dividends, SRS, bonds and ETFs

The numbers Singapore investors look up, each from the company, fund or agency that sets it: payouts and their dates, accounts, bonds and funds.

By Updated Latest check SGT against each company’s own investor page

In short

Numbers for investing in Singapore, each from the company, fund or agency that sets it. First, when each dividend is paid: the last day to buy, the ex-date and the pay date, read daily from each company’s own page. SRS, bonds and ETFs follow. They show the numbers, not advice on what to buy.

Where to start

  • You want to know when a dividend is paid

    The last day to buy, the ex-date and the pay date for every payout announced, from each company’s own page.

    See the calendar →

Every page

Coming next

  • DBS dividend: every payout, ex-date and pay date
  • SRS account: tax relief and where the money can go
  • STI ETFs: SPDR (ES3) and Amova (G3B) side by side

Each one goes up once its data job has passed its checks. What’s new lists them as they arrive.

Quick answers

If I buy on the ex-date, do I get the dividend?

No. You need to have bought by the market day before the ex-date, the “buy by” day in the calendar. From the ex-date the share trades without the payout.

From Singapore dividend calendar: upcoming ex-dates and payouts for SGX shares, REITs and ETFs

Recent changes

  1. New: Singapore dividend calendar. Every announced payout we can read from the companies’ and trusts’ own investor pages, with the last day to buy for each (two market days before the ex-date), what’s paying in the next 30 days, a box that adds up a year of payouts for the shares you hold and a calendar feed for them. Each payout links to the page it came from; a changed amount or date is held for a person to check. See the page

Every change to the site is on What’s new.

Corrections to these pages

No corrections to these pages so far. Every one is logged on Corrections with the date and what changed.