Yes, you will still receive your dividend if you sell on ex dividend date
In the event of a dividend declared in respect of any underlying securities:—
(1) An Exercise Notice lodged with the OCC prior to the "ex dividend date" of dealings in the underlying securities in SGX-ST shall entitle the buyer to the dividend (notwithstanding that the seller is advised of the allocation on or after the "ex dividend date" of dealings in the underlying securities in SGX-ST).
(2) An Exercise Notice lodged with the OCC on or after the "ex dividend date" of dealings in the underlying securities in SGX-ST shall not entitle the buyer to the dividend.
(1) An Exercise Notice lodged with the OCC prior to the "ex dividend date" of dealings in the underlying securities in SGX-ST shall entitle the buyer to the dividend (notwithstanding that the seller is advised of the allocation on or after the "ex dividend date" of dealings in the underlying securities in SGX-ST).
(2) An Exercise Notice lodged with the OCC on or after the "ex dividend date" of dealings in the underlying securities in SGX-ST shall not entitle the buyer to the dividend.
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Teck Wang Pang PaPa : Q: Can I sell shares on ex-date?
Ans: Yes, as an investor, you can sell your shares on the ex-dividend date and still get the company's dividend.
Q: How many days after the ex-date is the record date?
Ans: The record date of the company is generally two days after the ex-date. In some cases, it is also seen that the difference is one day instead of two. The company announces the record date, but the ex-date is announced based on the stock exchange rules.
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