Stocks with (DI)

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11th Oct '20 by Another Alias

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Hi there,

Apparently there's no such thing as a stupid question... can anyone tell me what the (DI) part you see on some stock tickers refers to please and it's significance (or lack of)?

For example: Thinksmart (LON:TSL)

Thanks! :)

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MiserableJacktPotato

11th Oct '20

You know what, I did write an answer but then realised that not being sure is worse than useless and so got rid of that original comment. Apologies, I’m interested in getting a definitive answer too.

sharw

12th Oct '20

Depository Interest - a mechanism for trading shares listed elsewhere ( Thinksmart (LON:TSL) is listed in Australia)

https://the-international-investor.com/investment-faq/crest-depository-interest-cdi

Another Alias

12th Oct '20

Thanks for sharing will take a look

Metatron

12th Oct '20

It usually means they pay their dividends in $

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