Splitting hairs over share splits, bonus issues


Our glove makers, Top Glove and Supermax, announced their respective bonus issue plans on the basis of two-for-one and one-for-one at the midday break on July 20. The shares traded on an ex-bonus basis on Sept 3 and Sept 4 for Top Glove and Supermax, respectively.

THE Americans do it. The Malaysians do it. Of course, we are talking about companies announcing share splits or bonus issues. From Tesla, Inc to Top Glove Corp Bhd and from Apple Inc to Supermax Corp Bhd, we have seen how these four companies were put to the test following their corporate action announcements.

Our glove makers, Top Glove and Supermax, announced their respective bonus issue plans on the basis of two-for-one and one-for-one at the midday break on July 20. The shares traded on an ex-bonus basis on Sept 3 and Sept 4 for Top Glove and Supermax, respectively.

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