1. No
2. No
3. Bring your MyKad only.

It's standard format dividend voucher which will be phased out with Single-Tier-Dividend

Private Placement is RM1.20... that means selected "big" investor can buy QCAPITA shares at RM1.20 each.

This post has been edited by ronnie: Mar 18 2015, 09:04 AM

Maybe we need to choose HNWI tenants

AMFIRST REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUST
Final income distribution of 2.44 sen per unit (of which 2.43 sen per unit is subject to withholding tax and 0.01 sen per unit is tax exempt) in respect of six-month financial period from 1 October 2014 to 31 March 2015.

This post has been edited by ronnie: May 29 2015, 08:43 AM

Because the dividend payout is lesser than previous half

it's run by MRCB... what you expect

Yeah !!

That's because of the Season Parking.... nevertheless the fuller the parking the more revenue IGBREIT earns

So the REIT manager of the malls must pro-actively secure better tenants to attract foot traffic to their malls

don't forget to mention Capital loss also

Yes... REIT is just like stocks (just another form)

Rental should be still paying cos you are utilizing the home... unless you move out.

Why not inject the Commercial properties into IGBREIT to make it largest REIT in Malaysia ?

Good for the MREITs or not this move ?

KC Chong's view on Dividend Reinvestment Plan

You must be referring to those companies which declare a dividend, and the shareholders are given the option to either take cash or reinvest the dividend back to the company by taking additional units of shares, called share dividend. The payment of shares is known as a dividend reinvestment plan (DRP). Not many companies do this.

Companies may decide to offer share dividend to keep cash within the company when it has a need for the cash for the growth of the company. The share dividend may be allocated with new shares issued, or from the Treasury share account which the company has bought back its own shares. Yes, they often come in odd lots which is harder to sell separately.

DRP is better than the normal share dividend as the shareholders have a choice whether to take cash or the additional share. Whether to take cash or DRP depends on individuals, whether he thinks there is good growth prospect for the company and the dividend reinvested as DRP will bring better return in the future, or if he wishes to use the dividend to invest in other companies as a diversification, or simply needs the money for consumption.

If the shareholders think the company has good growth prospect, it is better to take up the DRP, as often, the company offers a discount from the market price if shareholder reinvests in DRP. It is simple and cost effective as the process is automatic and free of brokerage.

Yes... so you can buy more to "round up" which is even better for the stock

SUNREIT Dividend Payout : 1.95 sen is taxable, 0.43 sen is non-taxable per share

Correct !

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