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Dividend Reinvestment Plan rules
The DRP enables you to receive some or all of your future dividends as Challenger shares instead of in cash. All brokerage and associated costs are paid for by Challenger, providing a cost effective means to increase your ownership in Challenger.
DRP overview
- Dividend Reinvestment Plan rules
- Shares allocated under the DRP will rank equally with existing Challenger ordinary shares.
- The number of shares acquired under the DRP will be based on Challenger's volume weighted average share price, over the ten trading days commencing on the second trading day after each dividend record date.
- Challenger can either issue new shares or acquire shares on-market (or use a combination of both) to satisfy DRP requirements.
- For each dividend, holding statements will be sent to DRP participants showing the number of shares issued or transferred to you as part of the DRP.
Should you wish to participate in the DRP, an election needs to be completed via Challenger's share registry.
Challenger recommends shareholders read the DRP rules carefully before participating in the DRP.
Who can participate in the DRP?
Is participation optional?
Can I reinvest some of my dividends?
How do I participate?
When will my dividend reinvestment start?
Is there a maximum participation level?
What if I have more than one Challenger shareholding?
Can I change my participation at any time?
At what price will the shares be allotted or transferred?
What will it cost me to participate?
Will I receive a dividend statement?
Can the DRP be modified, suspended or cancelled?
What happens to the carry forward residual in my DRP Account if I end my participation in the DRP or sell my shares or Challenger suspends or terminates the DRP?
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