For investors thinking of investing in Starhill REIT, one important information release not long ago.
Announcement
the total number of Units will increase from 1,943,023,078 Units to 2,153,218,267 Units, and
the number of CPUs will decrease from 173,062,575 CPUs to 20,334,750 CPUs;
on the distribution per Unit (“DPU”) of Starhill Global REIT for the financial year ended 31
December 2012 is a dilution of approximately 1.1% assuming that the Conversion took place on 1 January 2012;
I updated my Dividend Stock Tracker accordingly
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Tuesday 25th of June 2013
Can I ask why you do not look at debt or preference shares also for steady income stream with reduced potential market risk?
Kyith
Tuesday 25th of June 2013
Hi, I am open to them, but when I took them up in view the risk versus reward not worth the risk.
Preference in this case have a tendency to behave like their equities brothers