The Link Real Estate Investment Trust will continue to buy mostly retail properties, although its shareholders have endorsed an expansion of the range of assets it can acquire.
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- May 19, 2013
- Updated: 9:23am
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Shares of the Link Real Estate Investment Trust rose to a record high yesterday as the company declared its highest-ever interim distribution of 71.08 HK cents.
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Shares in the Link Reit, which have surged to a record high of $17.85 - and stood at over $16.50 this week - have gained more than 60 per cent from the initial offering price of $10.30.
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