Dividends are dividends paid to investors by joint-stock companies every year according to a certain proportion of their share in profits. It is the return on investment of listed companies to shareholders. Dividend is a way to distribute the current year's income to shareholders after withdrawing statutory provident fund, public welfare fund and other items according to regulations. Usually, after receiving dividends, shareholders will continue to invest in the enterprise to realize compound interest.
Transfer to increase: after a listed company in the stock market has accumulated a certain amount of provident fund or profit, it will not distribute it directly to shareholders, but calculate its share capital according to the net asset value per share, and then distribute the share capital according to the shareholding ratio of shareholders to increase their shareholding ratio, and reserve the provident fund or profit as the company's working capital.