The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Rylidan
Dividend cover was 98% not fully covered but there are rent uplifts to come which should help. Additionally they are also letting some of the vacant and or new space. Stanley is now 60% let with another 20% in advanced negations and high hopes that it will become fully let.
Also planning to sell some smaller properties if they can get the valuations to bring down the NAV back inside the 35% self imposed mark. Currently under 37% but will allow them to reduce the more expensive RCF debt side of things.
Yes the Starbucks thing looks interesting but I wonder why Starbucks are willing to give away so much. Maybe because I cant afford their coffee!
Dividend paid 28 Mar 24 @ 0.836p was 0.819 last March
Ex divi 7th Mar 24
He shoots but hits the post. Was close though.
Even selling properties at a premium and more lets progressed. So things should be on the right track for the investor meeting on Thursday 7 March 2024 at 2.00 pm GMT.
I would check what you have selected on your brokers settings. I expected you have cash selected. It will also just sit there again unless you have selected it to be paid automatically.
This might take up to a few working days depending on the broker.
Yes as expected really. Although I find it funny how they mention the dividend. Its 10p target, same as last year so instead of saying "flat" they focus on the "target dividend"
10p dividends declared in 2023, increase on 8.76p target
2024 dividend target 10p, 14.2% increase on 2023 target
Of course if things go well it could be upped and my flat comment would be mute
I think that article meant to put in £20k each year for 19 years not one single investment.
Unfortunately abdn has an inverse compound interest calculation. I didn't time my top up well and it's already underwater :(
Not sure what the buyers at 174 feel like. It was a bit of a roller-coaster to swing from a big rise to a fall at the end of the day.
Hoping it's a calm sea today.
So after the presentation I feel that there might be some green shoots and a corner might be being turned. So I have decided to add at the 9% divi yield.
This was one of my better performers with nice dividends then took a nasty turn loosing capital as fast as letters! If its any consolation I bought with my free ii trading credit. Every little bit helps
Lots of poor metrics. The only thought was it's getting less bad.
They seem to think they can turn it around before they run out of money. I hope so. They need to work on their technology, the results page on their website takes you to 2022. Maybe the coder overslept.
Dividend maintained.
The Board has recommended a final dividend for 2023 of 7.3p (2022: 7.3p) per share. This is subject to shareholder approval and will be paid on 30 April 2024 to shareholders on the register at close of business on 15 March 2024.
Off to find the presentation now.
ImaRight
Well how to answer this. I not sure calling renters rentards is helpful or useful. Landlords have been struggling under new taxes and regulations and leaving which hasnt helped anyone.
Yes there have been poor building standards and more people needing homes.
You seem to be on a bit of a disjointed rant
Proposed final dividend of $560m or 21c per share will result in a full-year dividend of $728m or 27c, up 50%
Ex-dividend date 7 (UK) 6 (HK) March 2024
Record date for dividend 8 March 2024
Last date to amend currency election instructions for cash dividend* 23 April 2024
Dividend payment date 17 May 2024
Sorry for my info later
I thought that the results were a bit mixed but good underlying progress. The market was spooked and the SP dropped by over 8%. Hopefully that will be good for the buyback but I cant see it staying down there. Still I took the opportunity to add more based on the dividend increase and a bonus special on the cards soon ish too
Is that over 8% yield now if they can maintain it ignoring the special so I had to take what was on the table.