Although IGBreit gave 3.43 cents, its EPS is not 3.43 cents.

Realised income from operation is not 3.43 cents.
But 1.49 + 1.45 = 2.94 cents, from the 1st half.

But due to the fact, the manager fee is paid on unit instead of cash, the extra cash enable the reit to give extra until 3.43 cents.

Again for the 3rd Q, its EPS is 1.58 cents, but distributable DPU 1.83 cents, again the extra coming from non-cash manager fee.

So 7 cents may achievable.

But one must take note that the DPU is exceeding its EPS.
EPS should always be used to justify a sustainable payout yield over the long term.

I have yet to study d report
D xtra pymt could b due to non cash flow item
If yes, no surprise at all

Beware: such a high dividend payout is unlikely to be sustainable.

I think it is WORTH  to spare 10K for this esp when u are young :-

If your initial capital is RM10,000.00 and your target is RM1,000,000.00, all you need to do is to find 7 undervalued businesses that provide at least 100% potential profits as follows:

0: RM 10,000
1: RM 20,000
2: RM 40,000
3: RM 80,000
4: RM 160,000
5: RM 320,000
6: RM 640,000
7: RM1,280,000

Let say u manage to find one opportunity a year.......not  that difficult ..........