Despite the decline, the REIT retained 10% of distributable income to strengthen its financial position and mitigate risks. Gross revenue increased 3.4% to £19.1 million, primarily due to rent escalation, while net property income rose 10.5% to £20.0 million. The REIT's occupancy rate stood at 92.1%. Additionally, the manager announced the sale of two properties at a premium to book value, aiming to reduce borrowing costs and holding expenses. The REIT's gearing improved to 46%, and strategic capital recycling is planned to minimize gearing further.
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Buy n Die Together❤ : Currently didn't hold any reits position but still monitoring some. Everyday stare at some reits eg Suntec but most look like dead fish not moving. I stare at that fish and that fish stare at me like want to fight. Confuse...![undefined [undefined]](https://static.moomoo.com/nnq/emoji/static/image/default/default-black.png?imageMogr2/thumbnail/36x36)
ZnWC : I didn't hold MXNU in my portfolio but I do own other REIT stocks. I take long position and earn dividends so financial performance of REIT will reflect the fundamental of the company and REIT stock performance as a whole.
MXNU blames the decline in Distribution Per Unit (DPU) to higher finance costs and property operating expenses. I think it's partly due to inflation and rental remains strong reflecting that housing demand is still high. I am not worried about the macroeconomics factors that affect REIT but it does not help to take extra measures to diversify my portfolio in case recession comes.
snoopy123 Buy n Die Together❤ : you keep staring won't fight also can get headache... once in a while beo whether swee or not can already..![undefined [undefined]](https://static.moomoo.com/nnq/emoji/static/image/default/default-black.png?imageMogr2/thumbnail/36x36)
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taichimaster : I have relatively large position in Elite. Think will hold. Their management seems sound, and high interest rates may not extend too long. Steady tenants and smart divestments. It’s a buy for me.