Dividend reinvestment plans (DRIPs) allow shareholders to reinvest their dividen
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Dividend reinvestment plans (DRIPs) allow shareholders to reinvest their dividends in the company by purchasing additional shares instead of receiving cash dividend payments. The majority of large companies offer dividend reinvestment plans to their s stockholders to automatically reinvest their dividends in the stock of the f reinvestment plans can be classified as either old stock or new stock plans. tockholders. These plans allow rm paying the dividend. Dividend Globex Company has raised $1 million in cash from its dividend reinvestment plan. The firm used these funds t purchase its stock on the open market. Which type of dividend reinvestment plan does this scenario describe? O A new stock dividend reinvestment plan An old stock dividend reinvestment plan levels of participation in a dividend reinvestment program suggest that stockholders are content with the High f cash dividends that the firm is paying out Low Why do firms use dividend reinvestment plans? Companies decide to start, continue, or terminate their dividend reinvestment plans for their stockholders based on the firms' need for equity capital. A firm is likely to start using new stock DRIPs if it equity capital additionalExplanation / Answer
a
Compnay has raise $1 million from dividend reinvestment plan. the comapny wants to use those cash for stock repurchase. So this is an example of Old dividend reinvestment plan.
b.
High level of participation in dividend reinvestment plan suggest that shareholder are content with the against of cash dividend that company paying out.
c.
A firm likely to start new stock dividend reinvestment plan if it require aditional equity capital.