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Choon Yuan Chan

31 Jul 2023

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Prime REIT: A 18% Dividend Yielder for Accumulation

PRIME Reit has fallen due to the Manulife Saga where the latter did a surprise downward valuation on its properties.

To clarify my doubts, I had emailed PRIME Investor relations and received a reply that the REIT is not conducting a valuation exercise for this upcoming 1H results. The usual will be done year-end In addition, the REIT has spoken to valuers and auditors and no material change is expected.

You can read it here: https://investmoolah.blogspot.com/2023/07/prime...

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Francis

01 Sep 2023

Thanks for sharing and I am thinking of getting KORE.

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Robin Chan

05 Aug 2023

Thanks for your link...

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Tony

Edited 01 Aug 2023

Computer Engineering at Nanyang Technological university

Amongst the US office REIT listed in SGX, Keppel Pacific Oak probably has a stronger position. Howev...

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