@madamswer I mean a DRP as in where the company and the share registry organise an offer so that instead of paying out the dividend as cash into your bank account, the amount of the dividend is instead purchased as shares equal to the amount the dividend is. Usually to what the company price was at the ex div date.
This link below explains it better than I can.
ttps://www.commsec.com.au/education/learn/managing-investments/what-is-a-dividend-reinvestment-plan.html
Ann: KPG increases its dividends by 10% in FY22, page-5
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