Link reit - Yearly dividend is about $2.55, yield is about 6.31% at 40.35. I think nice dividend yield. They payout half yearly basis on June and December. Chart wise, bullish mode! She may rise up to test 43.50

Quote:  Link Real Estate Investment Trust revenue fell 2% to HKD 13.94 billion, net property income slid 3.7% to HKD 10.23 billion.

Total distributable amount dropped 6.4% to HKD 6.58 billion; DPU declined 6.9% to 253.61 cents.

Net gearing rose to 23.9% at March-end; total debt increased to HKD 56.7 billion, average all-in borrowing cost eased to 3.44%.

Link Real Estate Investment Trust set total distributions for the year ended March 31, 2026 at HKD 6.58 billion, down 6.4%.

Annual distribution per unit fell 6.9% to HK 253.61 cents.

Final distribution set at HK 126.73 cents per unit, totaling HKD 3.29 billion, payable July 28, 2026.

Interim distribution was HK 126.88 cents per unit, totaling HKD 3.28 billion, paid Dec. 31, 2025.

HK00823 : Yearly dividend is about $2.55, yield is about 6.31% at 40.35. I think nice dividend yield.  They payout half yearly basis on June and December.  Chart wise,  bullish mode! She may rise up to test 43.50.

Beyond 43.50, she may rise further higher towards 50.00 and above. 

We upgrade and transform our properties into higher quality assets that respond proactively to higher sustainability standards, changed patterns of social expectations, behaviours, and lifestyle aspirations.

Through more than 100 asset enhancement initiatives in Hong Kong and Chinese Mainland since 2005, we have substantially enhanced the productivity, efficiency, and comfort of our properties. We work alongside with stakeholders to create a more prosperous and healthy community around our portfolio.

We manage a diversified real estate portfolio across complementary asset classes and geographies through strategic investment and an active portfolio management approach.

Our assets including retail facilities, car parks, offices and logistics assets spanning China’s Beijing, Greater Bay Area (Hong Kong, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen), and Yangtze River Delta centred around Shanghai, Australia’s Sydney and Melbourne, Singapore and the UK’s London. Our industry intelligence and operational experience across the APAC markets, combined with an agile management and investment model, contribute to the build-up of a resilient portfolio in the face of changing market dynamics.

130 properties in Hong Kong:

Our portfolio focuses on retail, including community to mid- range shopping centres, as well as modernised fresh markets, car parks, office and godown buildings.