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YTL REIT’s adjusted unit price rose from 72.6 sen as at end-March 2021 to 83.3 sen as at end-March 2022 and 87.3 sen as at end-March 2023.
From there, it gained 37.5% year on year to RM1.20 as at end-March 2024.
This brought the three-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of its total shareholder return to 18.3% per year during the BRC awards evaluation period between end-March 2021 and end-March 2024.
Dividends by reit are split into taxable and non taxable. The taxable part is subject to 10% withholding tax. All dividend once paid, unit holder do not need to declare to lhdn as the 10% w/holding tax is considered as final tax.
So technically reit stock you are just getting 90% of your dividend, 10% to the government. So it’s basically lower than what written on KLSE screener.
Not really... When dividend was declared... There is 2 part... Taxable and non taxable. Only the taxable is subject to 10% withholding tax. As far as I'm concerned, 10% tax is still better than the 24% corporate tax.
