In QuotedData’s other news 3 September 2019
- Impact Healthcare REIT’s NAV edged up over the first half of 2019 – from 103.18p to 104.67p. The interim dividend is 3.09p (up 3%) and this is well-covered by first half earnings of 3.62p per share. It has committed 85% of the money it raised in May.
- GCP Student Living says its operational property portfolio is now fully occupied (at least 97%) with respect to the 2019/20 academic year. The average rental growth as compared with the 2018/19 academic year on a like-for-like basis is 4.4%.
- NewRiver REIT says that so far in its financial year it has completed £29.9m of disposals and exchanged contracts or is under offer on £28m more. Completed disposals comprise a foodstore and petrol filling station, one shopping centre, seven convenience stores (‘c-stores’), five pubs and three plots of surplus land.
We also have investments by Syncona, a reverse takeover proposal from Qannas and results from India Capital Growth and Supermarket Income REIT.
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