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FOR DIVIDEND INVESTORS · FREE PSX PORTFOLIO TRACKER · LAUNCHING SOON

“When is the ex-date, and did I get paid?”

You hold banks, fertiliser, power and oil names for the payout, not the price. You keep the dates in a notebook or an Excel sheet. You would like the notebook to do the maths — and to know your Zakat without a second spreadsheet.

Free to track. First invites go out Monday 23 November. · Dates from PSX filings

Ex-dividend dates already show on the price line: see them on free PSX charts ↗, which also mark book closures and results. No account.

THE PAYOUT YEAR

Four things the notebook can’t do, and what SuperX does about each.

YOU SAY

“I found out about the book closure a day after it started.”

SUPERX

Every dividend, bonus and right issue on a stock you hold shows its ex-date, book-closure window and rupees per share before the books close — on your holdings, not in a notice you have to go looking for. The public dividend calendar lists every upcoming payout from PSX filings.

DIVIDEND CALENDAR →

YOU SAY

“Bonus shares changed my average cost and I’m not sure how.”

SUPERX

SuperX shows what each corporate action does to your share count and average cost before it happens — dividends, bonus and right shares, splits — computed the same way every time, with no spreadsheet.

CORPORATE ACTIONS EXPLAINED →

YOU SAY

“Every Ramadan I work out Zakat on the whole thing by hand.”

SUPERX

The Zakat calculator tracks nisab and hawl for you and shows what is owed on portfolio plus cash minus debts, live, from the holdings you already logged.

ZAKAT ON SHARES →

YOU SAY

“My notebook doesn’t tell me which names actually yield.”

SUPERX

Dividend yield, P/E, EPS, market cap and sector for every listed company, on the same screen as your position. Six curated baskets — including High-Dividend Banks — if you want a starting list to research.

STOCK FUNDAMENTALS →

BUILT FOR THIS

The features a dividend investor actually uses.

INSIDE THE APP

Portfolio milestones

Celebrations at Rs 100K, Rs 1M and beyond.

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PSX dividends explained: percent of face value

Why a “50% dividend” is Rs 5 a share, how ex-dates and book closures work, and what bonus and right shares do to your cost.

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One email when it opens, your place in the queue, and a link to move up it.

Never miss a book closure again.

Free to track. First invites go out Monday 23 November.

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Education, not investment advice.