What does it mean to transfer ex-dividend stock to increased stock?

Share conversion] A form of dividends paid by listed companies, that is, dividends are paid by converting capital reserve into share capital. [Share distribution] is also commonly known as share conversion, that is, the red shares that should be divided into shares are converted into shares. For example, if you have 100 shares, the distribution method in that year was 10 shares to 2 shares, that is, every 10 shares to 2 shares, then the stock in your hand becomes 120 shares after ex-dividend (that is, the distribution is over). The so-called "dividend" means "dividend distribution", that is, cash distribution. For example, if 10 shares are distributed to 5, it means 10 shares in cash 5 yuan. After the ex-rights, 65,438+000 shares can be distributed to 50 yuan, and of course they will be taxed. [rights issue] A form of dividend distribution for listed companies. That is, the difference between stock offering and stock conversion is that stock conversion is to take out money from the provident fund to distribute to everyone, while stock offering is to take out money from undistributed profits to distribute to everyone. We get it the same. Both share delivery and share transfer are to obtain shares of listed companies for free, but the accounting treatment of listed companies is different in financial accounting. [Rights issue] Rights issue is the behavior of listed companies to further issue new shares to the original shareholders and raise funds according to the needs of the company's development and relevant regulations and procedures. Traditionally, when a company issues shares, the subscription right of new shares is distributed among the original shareholders according to the proportion of the original shares, that is, the original shareholders have the preemptive right. Conditions for allotment: (1) All the shares issued last time have been raised, and the raised funds have been effectively used. The interval between this allotment and the previous allotment exceeds a complete fiscal year; (2) If the company has been listed for more than three complete fiscal years, the average return on equity in the last three complete fiscal years is above 65,438+00%; (3) There are no false records or major omissions in the financial and accounting documents of the company in the last three years; (4) After the rights issue to raise funds, the company expects the return on net assets to reach or exceed the bank deposit interest rate in the same period. (5) the rights issue is limited to ordinary shares, and the rights issue target is all shareholders of the company registered on the registration date; (6) The total number of shares issued by the company by way of rights issue shall not exceed 30% of the total number of shares issued after the previous issuance and full share raising. If the company uses the funds raised by this rights issue for national key construction projects and technological transformation projects, it is not subject to the 30% ratio restriction.