What is an ex-dividend benchmark date?

The date used to determine shareholders eligible for dividend payments. Ownership must be held by this date.

What's the difference between cash and stock dividends?

Cash dividends are paid in money; stock dividends in additional shares, which dilute per-share value.

Trading volume may rise temporarily, but long-term price depends on company performance.

ASE Holding announces that its subsidiary, SPIL, has resolved to set the ex-dividend and ex-rights benchmark date.

Q: What is an ex-dividend benchmark date?: A: The date used to determine shareholders eligible for dividend payments. Ownership must be held by this date.
Q: What's the difference between cash and stock dividends?: A: Cash dividends are paid in money; stock dividends in additional shares, which dilute per-share value.
Q: How does this announcement affect stock price?: A: Trading volume may rise temporarily, but long-term price depends on company performance.