Dipula Income Fund says it is ready to focus on growth and scale and will continue to sell non-core assets after resolving its dual share structure problems.

Dipula listed on the JSE as a real estate investment trust (Reit) in August 2011 with an A- and B-share structure. A shares offer a steady predictable return, while B shares, which have a higher risk profile, have the potential for higher dividends, depending on the company’s earnings...

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