When a listed company sends shares, pays dividends or shares, or holds a general meeting of shareholders, it is necessary to set a date to make clear which subjects can participate in the dividend, send shares or have the right to vote. The set date is the recorded date. In other words, investors who still hold or buy shares of the company at the close of the day of registration are shareholders who can enjoy dividends or participate in the rights issue or shareholders' meeting. The list of these shareholders will be recorded by the securities registration company, and the dividends, cash dividends or allotment will be transferred to the accounts of these shareholders.