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Because the shares are trading at a premium and there is a demand for new shares. Issuing new shares below the NAV but above the SP benefits both existing shareholders and the buyers of the new shares.

Not a solicitor. A barrister, a KC and former Director of Prosecutions ; and yes clueless in the way you describe

Interesting view. I'm wondering what happens to the share price when the buy back programme ends.

Am I right in thinking that UKW is not a REIT and that therefore there is no PID element to its dividend ?

Inverted Cup and Handle forming ?