Diversified Royalty Corp T.DIV

No New Shares

[logisticsguy]

This came out of the treasury so there was no new dilution

[pierrelebel]

logisticsguy wrote "This came out of the treasury so there was no new dilution" ???? Please explain. Everyone else knows differently. Shares issued by treasury mean more shares issued therefore diluting earnings. PS - There is no dilution when previously issued shares are sold by a controling shareholder,

[BarstoolSage]

Dilution in earnings ...possible....but shares out equals cash in. So no dilution in value except for the share issue price being less that trading values. And as long as the new cash in is put to work earning money, by debt reduction or smart investing, there is PERHAPS accretive value.....hindsight will tell

[Fishingbuddy]

I was wondering this myself so I did some digging online. (It's online so it has to be right lol)  Copied from the corporatefinaceinstitute.com website.  "Treasury stock, or reacquired stock, is the previously issued, outstanding shares of stock which a company repurchased or bought back from shareholders. The reacquired shares are then held by the company for its own

[JayBanks]

I looked at investopedia couple timbits, but this is still above my pay grade of full understanding. The last raise they did for the Stratus deal also came from the 'Treasury' and the recorded shares outstanding number jumped 16.7 million, 16.4 million of which came from the bought deal issuance the others seem like they are regular increases likely from the DRIP... It also seems

[prophetoffactz]

"It also seems like these shares do dilute the EPS..." They will buy another royalty stream with the money.

[nedstar71]

They are payng off debt with the money