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This document outlines the announcement by Eureka Group Holdings Limited regarding the FY2023 Interim Dividend of 0.67 cents per share and details about the operation of the Dividend Reinvestment Plan (DRP). It includes important dates for participation and historical dividend payments, and encourages shareholders to participate in the DRP to increase their shareholding on favorable terms.

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1. Gather your account information: Before you start, ensure you have your brokerage account details at hand.
2. Obtain the application: Visit your brokerage's website or contact them to get the dividend reinvestment plan application form.
3. Fill out personal details: Provide your name, address, contact information, and account number on the application form.
4. Specify participation: Indicate that you want to enroll in the dividend reinvestment plan for the desired stocks or funds.
5. Review and sign: Check all information for accuracy, then sign the application form.
6. Submit the application: Send the completed form back to your brokerage, either online or via mail as specified.
7. Confirm enrollment: Wait for a confirmation from your brokerage that your enrollment in the plan has been processed.

Who needs dividend reinvestment plan?

1. Investors looking to build wealth over time by reinvesting dividends instead of taking payouts.
2. Individuals who prefer to compound their investment returns passively.
3. Long-term investors who want to increase their investment in a consistent manner.
4. Those seeking to minimize transaction costs by reinvesting dividends without incurring commission fees.

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What is dividend reinvestment plan?

A dividend reinvestment plan (DRIP) is an investment strategy that allows shareholders to reinvest their cash dividends into additional shares of the company's stock, typically without incurring additional brokerage fees.

Who is required to file dividend reinvestment plan?

Typically, companies that offer a dividend reinvestment plan are required to file necessary documentation with regulatory bodies. Shareholders participating in a DRIP do not file it themselves.

How to fill out dividend reinvestment plan?

To fill out a dividend reinvestment plan, one generally needs to complete the application form provided by the company offering the DRIP, providing personal information, proof of ownership, and selecting the option to reinvest dividends.

What is the purpose of dividend reinvestment plan?

The purpose of a dividend reinvestment plan is to provide investors with a simple way to grow their investment over time by automatically purchasing more shares with the dividends received, facilitating compound growth.

What information must be reported on dividend reinvestment plan?

Information that must be reported typically includes details of the shareholder's account, the number of shares purchased, the price of shares, the amount of dividends reinvested, and any relevant tax implications.