RE:Question?Not really, a lot of companies suspended drips because it was an incentive for people to hold their shares and save the company cash but came at a cost of issuing more shares. With Kirkland's current share price and free cash flow the best bang for buck would actually to buy back shares at a discount price instead of handing out new shares at discounted price. Of course this "best move" pertains to just corporate moves, not appreciating gold prices or drilling results at fosterville etc, those would be better catalysts for share price appreciation