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Structural issues holding Dipula back
Dipula listed in 2011 with the A-B structure so it could appeal to investors with different risk profiles
30 June 2021 - 19:42
Dipula Income Fund, the commuter retail-focused real estate investment trust (Reit), might have come through the worst of the pandemic and economic lockdown better than many of its peers did. It managed to maintain a better-than-inflation dividend growth, but structural problems are holding the company back.
The group needs to restructure its A-B dual share structure and to inject liquidity into the single share that emerges from that. ..
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