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24-08-2017, 10:21 PM
(This post was last modified: 24-08-2017, 10:22 PM by karlmarx.)
It is not much. But not bad, increase dividend, translating to 2.5% dividend yield.
It also looks like the impairments have stopped. Perhaps, recovery in the next year or two.
The wait continues for the value from more/larger properties to be realised...
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They're moving at a snail's pace in realising value for shareholders
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At least its a slow pace in the right direction.
The good thing is that the sold property which has an EPS of >$0.03 is only recognized in the next financial year. This may lend some support to earnings and dividends.
Their final statement of the commentary was " Going forward, the Group will continue
to review its strategy for the remaining properties in its portfolio and will provide relevant
announcement on any development to be undertaken. "
This may also hint at further property disposals.