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IRP Irp Prop Inv

71.25
0.00 (0.00%)
18 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Irp Prop Inv LSE:IRP London Ordinary Share GB00B012T521 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 71.25 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Isis Property Trust Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
22/2/2013
07:23
Interim Dividend

IRP Property Investments Limited today announces a second interim dividend in respect of the year ending 30 June 2013, of 1.80 pence per share, as follows:
Ex-Dividend Date - 6 March 2013
Record Date - 8 March 2013
Payment Date - 28 March 2013

Satisfactory and as expected

cwa1
07/2/2013
12:43
F & C,Lloyds & Deutsche Bank are all large common shareholders of both trusts.

Note 9 of the proposals makes it clear that both boards have consulted with their largest shareholders who have indicated their support for the merger.

bluebird123
07/2/2013
11:59
I think they might have issues in getting IPT shareholders to vote the deal through. IPT have a better portfolio and are being asked to accept an offer below last market price. Template for this was UKCM failing in their bid for FCPT a few years ago.
horndean eagle
07/2/2013
10:36
Good news today - merger does make sense and the dividend does need re-aligning.
topvest
08/12/2012
07:25
Hi Also a holder here and assume that at some point the dividend will be cut, it appears unsustainable.
They are obviously trying to maintain it but wonder if a cut might not be better for the long term, improve cover and cash position.
A cut to say 4.5p - 5p p.a. would still provide a decent return.
Just my thoughts.

soi
16/11/2012
14:40
Little reaction to the confirmation that IRP intend to maintain the full yr div at 7.2p for FY 2012/13. Currently yielding just under 12%. Something's not quite right.
speedsgh
16/8/2012
16:23
Surely IRP ( I am a holder) just does not have the income to maintain this divi at these levels. Not enough trading of properties, negligible capital gain to trade and take, not enough cash to fall back on. So, to pay 10% they need to wind down ( ie use) their reserves, and in effect slowly shrink. They cannot have net rental income of 10%, prices are going nowhere, so sadly, IMHO this divi is going to get debased at some stage.

Any other views ?

graham1ty
12/8/2011
12:22
Lots of wide dislocations at present. IRP got a huge spike due to FTSE reshuffle a couple of months ago. It then got hit extra hard after that took place whilst its cousin IPT went nowhere. Now recovering a little. Whereas FCPT has pretty much recovered its entire recent fall and the likes of IFD are still rooted to their lows. Rest of the property sector has had a very strong bounce over the last few days. Im sure it will all come back in line sooner or later.
horndean eagle
12/8/2011
12:06
Hi I bought some more this week as well, as you say only time will tell.
soi
11/8/2011
10:44
had some more at these prices guess only time will tell if its the right thing to do or not
james111
22/7/2011
11:01
Drop in NAV confirms this.
envirovision
24/5/2011
16:07
Not that excellent is it ? The sales don't really net much uplift considering they go back to 2004.
envirovision
24/5/2011
15:44
Looks like excellent buys and sales:
nurdin
20/5/2011
20:11
Thanks Alan, I had this down for covered for some reason, so you are into isis then ?
envirovision
20/5/2011
19:27
You obviously missed (or chose to ignore) my post on the CP+ thread:

enviro-
the dividend is not covered by income. Strip out property gains and income to 30/6/10 was 5.3p; 6 months to 31/12 2.5p
Good news is that the quoted nav does not include swap costs of 8pps (31/12).
Last time I looked IPT dividend was not covered either.
Better value elsewhere

alanji
20/5/2011
16:23
Yes looks like we're headed for a share price at a premium to NAV on the basis of the excellent yield and the cover on offer here.

8% yield = 90 pence.

envirovision
20/5/2011
16:17
Cant get better secure dividend of 8.5% anywhere else imo
nurdin
19/5/2011
08:11
Starting to look pretty strong.

1.80 pence per share, as follows:

Ex-Dividend Date - 1 June 2011

Record Date - 3 June 2011

Payment Date - 24 June 2011

envirovision
20/4/2011
07:43
NAV still rising slowly.
envirovision
28/2/2011
15:47
Steady TA plus forward dividends confirmed.
envirovision
28/2/2011
15:29
That's the forth time I've bought these and it never shows on an ADVFN competitor trades list.
superjock2
24/1/2011
07:54
nav keeps going steady, and we keep getting our divi. very nice safe share to keep tucked away. we have been in a tight range for quiet some time would be nice if this just pushed it up a little to a new level.
Still guess we cant have everything.

james111
24/1/2011
07:30
NAV up 2.8 per cent. My prior post confirmed a NAV up lift i guess.
envirovision
10/9/2010
16:18
A sale at a good profit upon the purchase consideration of relativly low yielding property, moreover done so above current book value, which bodes well for the current quoted NAV.
envirovision
06/9/2010
11:52
IRP Property Investments Limited today announces a forth interim dividend in
respect of the year ended 30 June 2010, of 1.80 pence per share, as follows:

Ex-Dividend Date - 8 September 2010

Record Date - 10 September 2010

Payment Date - 24 September 2010

regular as clockwork

envirovision
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