Starhill Global REIT Issues 1,013,426 Units as Partial Payment of Base Management Fee

By Public Technologies
  • Starhill Global REIT issued 1,013,426 new units to its manager, YTL Starhill Global REIT Management, today.
  • Units were priced at S$ 0.4961 each as partial payment of the base management fee for July 1–September 30, 2026.
  • The remaining fee is payable in cash. The base management fee is 0.5% annually of the trust property's value.
  • Total units outstanding reached 2,327,295,313; the manager holds 76,990,220 units, representing approximately 3.31%.


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