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Anonymous

18 Aug 2020

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How are payout ratios calculated on Yahoo finance for Singapore REITs?

I understand by law that Singapore REITs have to payout at least 90% of their taxable income every year, but on yahoo finance the payout ratio for REITs can be less than 90% (eg. CMT, Frasers, Mapletree etc). Only Suntec REIT payout ratio is shown as above 90%.

Does anyone know why is this the case? Does yahoo finance have its own method of calculation?

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Darren

18 Aug 2020

Payout ratio is calculated through dividends paid divided by net income

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Lee John

18 Aug 2020

Income paid to unit holders/Income

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