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To own Primaris REIT, you have to buy into the idea that enclosed Canadian shopping centres can keep generating dependable rental income, even as tenant mix and consumer habits keep shifting. The recent bump in the annual distribution to CA$0.88 per unit, now reaffirmed with the January 2026 declaration, supports that income-focused story and comes on top of solid recent revenue and earnings growth, but it does not fundamentally change the near-term catalysts. The key watchpoints still sit around the February 2026 full-year results and management’s ability to back up its reiterated guidance on cash NOI and funds from operations per unit, especially with occupancy targeted in the mid‑80s and interest coverage flagged as tight. In that context, the higher payout reads more as a confidence signal than a game‑changer.
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