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2022-06-23

So do we hold or we can sell? Either way it's gonna be $0.70 right?

Frasers Hospitality Trust Is Being Taken Private: 5 Things Investors Need to Know

The hospitality trust has looked at various ways of realising value for unitholders before proposing

Frasers Hospitality Trust Is Being Taken Private: 5 Things Investors Need to Know

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