Landlord Dipula Income Fund, whose portfolio includes offices, retail and industrial buildings, says it will not make a call on a distribution by the end of February, amid concerns it may face a cash crunch as Covid-19 threatens collections and prompts additional support to tenants.

The group had indicated previously it would decide on a distribution for its year to end-August 2020 by the end of February, but said on Thursday it was concerned its cash position could come under threat from Covid-19...

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