reinvestment
[/ˌriːɪnˈvestmənt/]
nounfemininepl: reinvestimentos
reinvestimento
1. The action of investing money earned as a profit or return back into a business, investment vehicle, or financial instrument
The company decided on reinvestment of dividends to fuel growth rather than distributing cash to shareholders.
A empresa decidiu pelo reinvestimento de dividendos para impulsionar o crescimento em vez de distribuir dinheiro aos acionistas.
2. The process of using capital gains, interest, or dividends to purchase additional securities or assets
Through automatic reinvestment, her stock portfolio grew significantly over time.
Por meio do reinvestimento automático, seu portfólio de ações cresceu significativamente ao longo do tempo.
3. In finance, the deployment of accumulated returns back into the same or similar investment
Reinvestment of bond interest payments can lead to compound returns.
O reinvestimento de pagamentos de juros de títulos pode levar a retornos compostos.
Reinvestment is a fundamental concept in both American and Brazilian financial markets. In Brazil, 'reinvestimento' is commonly discussed in contexts of corporate strategy and personal investing, particularly regarding how companies handle profits and how investors can leverage compound growth. American financial culture heavily emphasizes reinvestment strategies for long-term wealth building, while Brazilian investors increasingly adopt reinvestment approaches through automatic dividend reinvestment programs (DRIP equivalent: Plano de Reinvestimento de Dividendos).
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