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Use the payout calendar

Read announced and estimated payouts, the share class of a dividend and the bond matched to a coupon, and open your own calendar.

Two calendars

Payout calendar is public and covers the whole market: every UZSE bond coupon and maturity, and every dividend and coupon payment the depository (UZCSD) registers. My payouts, the first tab of Payouts and events in the signed-in menu, shows only the securities you hold or watch, with the cash you can expect before tax over the next 92 days by default. My payouts is an Essentials tool.

Controls

Move between months, filter by Type (All, Coupon, Dividend or Maturity), filter by issuer or ticker, and switch between List and Month. The list has the columns Date, Instrument, Type, Per unit, Rate, Status and Source. The month view starts on Monday and shows up to four entries a day, then a line such as +3 more.

Announced and estimated

  • Announced means a payment the depository registered, with the date and amount as published, or a bond's maturity.
  • Estimated means Finmind worked it out. The coupon date is stepped forward from the issue date by the coupon cycle, and the amount is the face value times the coupon rate, divided by the coupons a year. A register coupon replaces the estimate of the same bond when it lands within 3 days of it.

Share class and matched bond

A dividend row says Common shares, Preferred shares or Share class not reported, as the depository gives it.

A coupon from the register can carry the bond it belongs to. When the issuer has one bond that matches, its ticker is shown. When several could match, the row says it is one of N bonds of that issuer instead of picking one.

Weekends and holidays

A payment dated on a Saturday or Sunday is expected on the Monday and says "Falls on a weekend; expected on" that date. Public holidays are not applied.

What it does not show

It does not show dividend record dates or ex-dates, repayment schedules, public holidays, or coupons that follow a CBU rate by formula. A missing amount stays a dash.

Source: the Finmind payout calendar pages and the UZCSD register, read on 8 November 2026.

Read a stock or bond page

The list columns, what Last close and Last trade mean, how a preferred share is marked and why a price can be missing.

Compare brokers

What the broker comparison shows, how to put two or three firms side by side and what is checked rather than assumed.

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