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Cohen & Steers becomes substantial shareholder in Digital Core REIT after buying 0.83 mil units (update)

Felicia Tan
Felicia Tan • 1 min read
Cohen & Steers becomes substantial shareholder in Digital Core REIT after buying 0.83 mil units (update)
One of Digital Core REIT's properties in Frankfurt. Photo: Digital Core REIT
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Investment manager Cohen & Steers has become a substantial shareholder in Digital Core REIT after buying 825,000 units from the market for US$533,280 ($716,192.37) or 64.64 US cents apiece.

The transaction, which was conducted on Feb 1, has brought Cohen & Steers’ stake in the REIT to 5.03% above the 5% threshold that constitutes it as a substantial shareholder.

On Feb 1, Digital Core REIT reported a distribution per unit (DPU) of 3.7 US cents (5 cents) for the FY2023 ended Dec 31, 2023, 15.9% short of the forecast of 4.4 US cents.

Distributable income to unitholders stood at US$41.5 million for the year, 17.8% lower than its forecast of US$50.5 million.

Cohen & Steers also bought 2.36 million more units in Parkway Life REIT on Feb 1 for $8.19 million, where it bought 2.29 million units for $3.48 each and 67,700 units at $3.498 apiece. The investment manager's latest buy has brought its stake in the REIT to 6.34% from 5.95% previously.

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