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To own Public Property Invest, you need to be comfortable with a long term story built on government backed, social infrastructure leases and ongoing development activity. The planned doubling of the dividend, if approved, supports the income angle but does not materially change the key near term catalyst of executing on its expansion and redevelopment pipeline, nor the biggest current risk around reliance on debt funding in a higher rate, credit conscious market.
The October 2025 EUR 300 million, 6 year senior unsecured bond issue is particularly relevant here, as it underpins the company’s capacity to both service a higher dividend and continue its growth agenda. For income focused shareholders, the interaction between a richer cash payout, rising absolute debt levels and the need to refinance over time is likely to matter at least as much as the headline yield uplift when assessing how durable this dividend profile could be.
Yet while the higher payout may look attractive on the surface, investors should be aware that...
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Public Property Invest's narrative projects NOK1.4 billion revenue and NOK535.1 million earnings by 2028.
Uncover how Public Property Invest's forecasts yield a NOK26.67 fair value, a 17% upside to its current price.
Two fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community cluster tightly between NOK 26.00 and NOK 26.67 per share, showing how even similar models can differ. Against that, reliance on continual access to debt markets for acquisitions and refinancings could become a key swing factor for how the company actually performs in the years ahead.
Explore 2 other fair value estimates on Public Property Invest - why the stock might be worth just NOK26.00!
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