Daishin Securities announced on the 18th that it will change the dividend record date, which was usually at the end of the year, to February next year starting from this fiscal year. This is to improve the dividend process so that investors can decide whether to invest after first confirming the dividend amount.


This decision follows the dividend process improvement plan announced by financial authorities in January, and Daishin Securities amended its articles of incorporation with this content at the regular shareholders' meeting in March.


According to the amended articles of incorporation, Daishin Securities will set the dividend record date through a board resolution after mid-February next year. The dividend amount and record date will be disclosed at least two weeks before the record date. The final dividend amount will be confirmed at the regular shareholders' meeting.



Song Jong-won, Head of the Management Planning Division, said, "Please note that even if you hold shares at the end of the year, dividends will not be paid unless you hold shares on the dividend record date for the 2023 fiscal year," and added, "Shareholders who wish to receive dividends should check the dividend record date after mid-February and hold shares accordingly."


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