- CapitaLand Ascott Trust published an annual report document outlining a proposal to renew its stapled security buy-back mandate for approval at the upcoming annual general meeting.
- The managers said the mandate is intended to support capital management flexibility, including potential enhancements to net asset value per stapled security and distribution per stapled security.
- Repurchases, if undertaken, would be capped at 5% of issued stapled securities and could be executed through market or off-market methods.
- The document said repurchased stapled securities would be cancelled upon repurchase, reducing the total number of issued stapled securities.
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