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Dividend re-investment plan or DRIP definition
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What does Dividend re-investment plan or DRIP mean?
A plan which gives shareholders the opportunity to receive shares rather than a cash dividend, such shares then being purchased by the company. Dealing costs and stamp duty are deducted from the payment before the shares are purchased. Compare with a scrip dividend where shareholders simply receive shares as an alternative to a cash dividend.
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