Summit Industrial Income REIT
TSX:SMU.UN
SMU.UN's latest stock split occurred on Jan 28, 2013
The company executed a 1-for-12 stock split, meaning that for every 12 shares held, investors received 1 new share.
Before the split, SMU.UN traded at 0.76 per share. Afterward, the share price was about 4.9775.
The adjusted shares began trading on Jan 28, 2013. This was SMU.UN's 2nd stock split, following the previous one in Apr 11, 2000.
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Summit Industrial Income REIT
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Summit Industrial Income REIT operates in the industrial real estate sector, focusing on the strategic acquisition and management of a diverse portfolio of light industrial properties across Canada. Emerging from a clear demand for well-located, functional industrial spaces, Summit REIT has carved out a niche in a market driven by e-commerce growth, supply chain optimization, and urbanization. It functions under the REIT structure to deliver consistent returns to investors by continuously enhancing its property portfolio through acquisitions and organic growth. These properties typically attract tenants ranging from logistics companies to manufacturers, offering Summit stable and predictable cash flows. The modus operandi of Summit Industrial Income REIT revolves around strategic location selection and tenant retention. By placing properties in key urban and suburban areas, particularly where market demand intersects with limited supply, Summit ensures high occupancy rates and compelling rental income. This targeted approach allows the firm to capitalize on rising industrial real estate rents, driven by the necessity for last-mile delivery hubs and sophisticated supply chain logistics. The REIT generates revenue primarily through lease agreements, providing a steady stream of rental income that is then distributed to shareholders as dividends — a hallmark of the REIT structure. While the company's adeptness at navigating market trends ensures robust operations, its specialized focus on industrial properties continues to fuel its growth and expansion strategy.
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