Sharia-compliant Oasis Crescent Property Fund cut its dividend 4.3% to 52.6c a share in the six months to end-August, partially due to marketing and security costs as it seeks high-quality tenants.

The group’s net asset value per unit rose 3.6% to R22.45, with the company saying that investments in marketing and security for higher-quality tenants reduced distribution by 1.2c per share...

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