Dipula has been on a shopping spree and has made a string of acquisitions and has a R1.27bn property deal in the pipeline. But in its full-year results it reported a 10.1% drop in headline earnings per share (HEPS), with almost stagnant operating profit. However, it did increase its combined dividend by 5.8% and expects a further 5% increase for 2018. Dipula Income Fund CEO Izak Petersen told Business Day TV how the company plans to deliver growth in a tough economic environment.

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