Keppel REIT issues 13,229,568 units to pay part of third-quarter management fee

By Public Technologies
  • Keppel REIT issued 13,229,568 units today at S$ 0.8488 per unit to its manager as partial payment of management fees.
  • The units cover part of the base fee for July 1 to September 30, 2026.
  • The manager elected to receive 100% of fees on the additional one-third interest in Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 3 in units.
  • Fees for other portfolio properties are payable 75% in units, with the remaining 25% in cash.
  • The issuance increased the manager's holding to 319,752,632 units, representing approximately 6.4% of issued units.


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