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NET.UN Canadian Net REIT
- 5.370
- -0.020-0.37%
15min DelayMarket Closed Mar 17 16:00 ET
110.41MMarket Cap11.45P/E (TTM)
5.380High5.310Low8.50KVolume5.370Open5.390Pre Close45.47KTurnover5.67352wk High0.05%Turnover Ratio20.56MShares4.51152wk Low0.469EPS TTM93.31MFloat Cap7.040Historical High6.06P/E (Static)17.38MShs Float4.081Historical Low0.886EPS LYR1.30%Amplitude0.35Dividend TTM0.85P/B1Lot Size6.42%Div YieldTTM
About Canadian Net REIT Company
Canadian Net REIT is an open-ended trust that acquires and owns high-quality triple net and management-free commercial real estate properties. The Trust operates in one segment, commercial real estate located in Canada.
Company Profile
SymbolNET.UN
Company NameCanadian Net REIT
Founded2011
MarketTSX
Employees3
Fiscal Year Ends12-31
Address106 Gun Avenue A/S Jason Parravano
CityPointe Claire
CountryCAN
Zip CodeH9R 3X3
Phone+1 450 536-5328
Websitehttps://www.cnetreit.com
Company Executives
- Name
- Position
- Salary
- Kevin Henley
- Chief Investment Officer, President and Chief Executive Officer
- --
- Charles Benjamin Gazith
- Chief Financial Officer
- --
- Michel C. Trudeau
- Chairman of the Board
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- Sandrine Debbanne
- Director
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- Rita Ghorayeb
- Director
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- Guy Dancosse
- Independent Trustee
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- Michael Zakuta
- Independent Trustee
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- Guy Laframboise
- Independent Trustee
- --
- Francois-Olivier Laplante
- Independent Trustee
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