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Stock Events Calendar

Track upcoming corporate actions for all listed companies on NSE and BSE — dividends, bonuses, stock splits, reverse splits, rights issues, mergers, demergers, quarterly and annual results, board meetings, and buybacks — all updated daily in one calendar. Use the date range selector to view events for any upcoming period and filter by event type.

What do these corporate actions mean?

  • Dividend: A distribution of a company's earnings to shareholders, paid per share on or after the ex-date.
  • Bonus: Additional shares issued free of cost to existing shareholders in a fixed ratio.
  • Stock split: Division of existing shares into a larger number at a lower face value, without changing total equity value.
  • Rights issue: An offer to existing shareholders to buy additional shares at a discounted price before the market.
  • Merger: Combination of two or more companies into a single entity through a court-approved scheme.
  • Demerger: Separation of a division or subsidiary from the parent company into a new independent entity.
  • Results: Quarterly or annual financial results announced by listed companies as mandated by SEBI.
  • Board meeting: A meeting of the company's board of directors to discuss business matters, fund raising, or dividends.
  • Buyback: A company's repurchase of its own shares from the open market or through a tender offer.

Frequently asked questions about stock events and corporate actions

The Chola Securities stock events calendar tracks all corporate actions for listed companies on NSE and BSE, updated daily. For any selected date range, the calendar shows dividend ex-dates, bonus issues, stock splits, rights issues, mergers, demergers, quarterly results, board meetings, and buybacks. Use the date range selector and event type filter on this page to view upcoming actions for specific companies or event categories.
The ex-date (ex-dividend date) is the cut-off date set by a company to determine which shareholders are eligible to receive the declared dividend. Investors who hold shares of the company before the ex-date qualify for the dividend. Investors who buy shares on or after the ex-date are not entitled to the declared dividend for that payment cycle. Tracking ex-dates is important for investors who want to ensure they are holding the right stocks before the dividend is paid.
A stock split divides existing shares into a larger number at a proportionally lower face value. For example, a 1:2 split means each existing share is divided into two shares, halving the face value and market price per share while leaving the investor's total holding value unchanged. A bonus issue is when a company issues additional shares free of cost to existing shareholders in a fixed ratio — for example, a 1:1 bonus means shareholders receive one additional share for every share held. Unlike a stock split, a bonus issue does not change the face value of existing shares.
A board meeting listed in the stock events calendar typically signals that the company's board of directors will meet to discuss significant matters such as fund raising, dividend declaration, share buyback, merger, or other corporate decisions. Board meetings where a dividend is expected to be declared are particularly relevant to investors tracking upcoming payouts. The outcome of such board meetings is usually disclosed to the stock exchanges within 30 minutes of the meeting concluding.
The Chola Securities stock events calendar is updated daily to reflect the latest corporate action announcements made by listed companies to NSE and BSE. Investors can use the date range selector to view events across any upcoming period and filter by specific event types including dividends, bonuses, splits, results, and board meetings.