Macquarie Korea Infrastructure Fund
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Macquarie Korea Infrastructure Fund's latest stock split occurred on Jul 1, 2021
The company executed a 1334-for-1331 stock split, meaning that for every 1331 shares held, investors received 1334 new shares.
Before the split, Macquarie Korea Infrastructure Fund traded at 12578.287 per share. Afterward, the share price was about 11372.8486.
The adjusted shares began trading on Jul 1, 2021. This was Macquarie Korea Infrastructure Fund's 4th stock split, following the previous one in Nov 10, 2020.
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Macquarie Korea Infrastructure Fund (MKIF) stands as a significant player in the infrastructure investment realm, primarily focusing its efforts within South Korea. Established in 2002, MKIF operates as a publicly traded investment vehicle under the management of Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets (MIRA), a global powerhouse in infrastructure management. The fund strategically pools capital from investors to target infrastructure assets that promise robust and stable cash flows, emphasizing projects like toll roads, ports, and other essential public utilities. This strategic positioning enables MKIF to tap into South Korea's growing demand for infrastructure development, aligning itself with government initiatives aimed at modernizing and expanding the nation’s infrastructure landscape. MKIF generates revenue through the careful acquisition and management of infrastructure assets, which inherently possess long-term concession agreements or regulatory frameworks ensuring stable income streams. These agreements often provide for predictable, inflation-linked revenue through user fees, such as toll collections or utility charges, which constitute a major portion of MKIF's income. Additionally, the fund seeks to optimize asset performance and enhance value through active management, leveraging the expertise of the global Macquarie network. By continuously focusing on operational efficiency and financial management, MKIF aims to deliver sustainable returns to its investors, making strategic decisions that enhance both asset value and the reliability of cash flow, reflecting a blend of disciplined financial management and opportunistic growth.
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