Earnings retention refers to the portion of net profit a company keeps instead of distributing as dividends. Businesses reinvest these retained funds into growth, such as R&D, debt reduction, or acquisitions. Shareholders benefit through potential stock appreciation, while the company gains financial stability without external financing. This strategy supports long-term value creation.
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