Although I agree to a certain extent you can't manage a REIT on the basis of something that might happen.
Brookfield could just as easily decided to recapitalise Healthscope rather than cut it loose.
Perhaps yes, a more prudent approach would have been to repay debt rather than buyback shares.
HMC's foundation investors have also more recently been burned on DGT however it's their job to raise capital at the best price.
If people overpay for an investment that's their fault.
DGT listed on a prospective yield of 4% who in their right mind would buy a REIT on that yield?
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| Open | High | Low | Value | Volume |
| 77.0¢ | 77.5¢ | 73.5¢ | $1.290M | 1.720M |
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| 5 | 36027 | 73.5¢ |
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