Some of the fisheries companies have achieved the highest returns in history. See 9 real estate funds that reported record dividends for the month of July.
Joao Vitor Jacinto
- 04/07/2023 at 21:40
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Updated: 04/07/2023 at 21:40
Several IFIX Real Estate Funds have been announced earnings for the month of July. These announcements were made in larger quantities on June 30, as the last business day of each month is usually the “D” for announcing the FII dividend.
By the end of the first half of 2023, it has become Real estate funds They must follow legislation, which specifies that at least 95% of their earnings earned on a cash basis in a semester be distributed in the form of dividends.
However, some FIIs They may need to reset their earnings at the end of each semester, which contributes to the fact that at these times some of them disclose above-average earnings and even record amounts.
Check out the below 9 FIIs that issued a dividend on June 30 with the record amounts shareholders will receive this month. It should be noted that some of these funds have maintained the value of recent months, but the amount is still the maximum of their historical profits.
Real estate funds that reported record dividends for the month of July
9 IFIX real estate funds Those who declared a record dividend for the month of July and the amount per share are:
- BRCO11 – BRL 0.87
- CACR11 – Brazilian Real 1.61.00
- KFOF11 – 1.00 BRL
- KNRI11 – 1.51 Brazilian reals
- HSLG11 – BRL 0.73.00 pounds
- LGCP11 – 0.64 Brazilian Real
- TEPP11 – BRL 0.81.00
- SDIL11 – BRL 0.83
- PVBI11 – BRL 0.61
Department of Fisheries PVBI11 She will pay her dividend on July 7. CACR11 will distribute on the 10th day, while the others will stop on the 14th.
The BRCO11 Real Estate Fund will pay R$0.87 per share. The fund is following an increasing earnings trend in 2023.
You BRCO11 earnings It grew by 20.56% in the first half of 2023, compared to the same half of last year.
FII CACR11, in turn, recorded the fifth consecutive increase in dividends, while the KFOF11 fund had always yielded less than R$1.00, but it reached this mark for the first time.
The real estate fund KNRI11, who will pay R$1.51 per share, has never had a dividend of more than R$1.00. In fact, FII paid a dividend of R$1.00 per share in January 2023, the second highest amount in its history.
SDIL11, PVBI11 and HSLG11 funds have already recorded their highest historical profits in recent months, but they have maintained their value for the month of July. The first two repeat the sum for the sixth month in a row and the third month FII for the third month in a row.
The list ends with LGCP11, which will distribute R$0.64 per share, and with TEPP11, which will earnings Records exceeded the previous historical maximum by 44.6%. In March 2020, FII paid R$0.56 per share. This study has been prepared based on the data obtained from the Status Invest portal.
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