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QuotedData’s morning briefing 23 June 2021

In QuotedData’s morning briefing 23 June 2021 –

  • Weiss Korea Opportunity Fund (WKOF) said that further to its announcement of 9 June 2021, it has made good progress with the sale of assets in the realisation pool and announced the first compulsory redemption of realisation shares representing approximately 76.7% of realisation shares in issue.
  • Standard Life Investments Property Income Trust (SLI) has sold a 216,753 square foot industrial asset in Kettering for £9.05m (in line with valuation). The sale is in line with SLI’s strategy of selling industrial assets that are not suitable for logistics.
  • AEW UK REIT (AEWU) has acquired a retail site in Bristol for £10.19m, equating to £161 per square foot and reflecting a net initial yield of 8%. 15-33 Union Street is located opposite The Galleries Shopping Centre and near Cabot Circus, Bristol’s premier retail destination. The 63,125 square foot property comprises five split-level retail or leisure units over four floors. Four of the five units are let to three household names and a successful local retailer. The remaining unit is currently vacant, with the vendor providing a 12 month rent guarantee.
  • Amedeo Air Four Plus updated on its discussions with shareholders following big votes against the re-election of two directors at its AGM in December. John Le Prevost, who had 108m shares voted against him, resigned as a director yesterday. Also, since December, the company has fired Nimrod Capital and made Liberum its sole broker and tried to improve its communications with shareholders.
  • UK Mortgages will shrink as 81,143,530 shares (39.5% of its issued share capital) were tendered to its May tender offer. 26,666,666 shares will be repurchased under the tender offer. [The tender offer result suggests some frustration with the company. The share price has recovered from last year’s COVID-related crash but UK Mortgages’ shares are still trading on a discount of almost 10%. NAV returns are 2.6% per year over the past five years. The company needs to do better than that to survive.]

We also have an update from FastForward Innovations as it proposes to change its name. We also have annual results from JPMorgan Japan Small Cap Growth and Income.

Written By Shonil Chande

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