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Review of A&W Revenue Royalties Income Fund
MAR 26, 2024 - We still think AW.UN is a good income opportunity and as macroeconomic pressures alleviate there could be the potential for some share price appreciation. Debt is low which is a key attractive feature here. We are downgrading AW.UN to a ‘B’ due to increased competition with bonds and its lower growth rates.
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Q: Hello 5i,
I have, below, cut and pasted a segment of a press release:
"A&W Food Services of Canada Inc. ("Food Services") will also receive a similar dividend from Trade Marks on its investment in Trade Marks.
Food Services also announced today that it has declared a dividend in the amount of $1.0 million to its shareholder. The dividend will be paid out of Food Services' available working capital and is separate and distinct from distributions declared by the Fund to unitholders of the Fund..."
I have looked at the Investor Page of the AW.UN website and can find no clarity around what happens to the $1.0 million dividend. I am surmising that it goes into the larger fund for whatever purpose they deem necessary, but will NOT trickle down to individual unitholders. It seems the regular monthly dividend of $0.16 is all that we will receive, as per usual. Does this interpretation seem correct?
This confusion over the 3 entities, and who gives/gets what, goes a long way towards explaining the need for a much simplified corporate structure, imho!!
Thanks for any clarity you can provide!!
Cheers,
MIke
I have, below, cut and pasted a segment of a press release:
"A&W Food Services of Canada Inc. ("Food Services") will also receive a similar dividend from Trade Marks on its investment in Trade Marks.
Food Services also announced today that it has declared a dividend in the amount of $1.0 million to its shareholder. The dividend will be paid out of Food Services' available working capital and is separate and distinct from distributions declared by the Fund to unitholders of the Fund..."
I have looked at the Investor Page of the AW.UN website and can find no clarity around what happens to the $1.0 million dividend. I am surmising that it goes into the larger fund for whatever purpose they deem necessary, but will NOT trickle down to individual unitholders. It seems the regular monthly dividend of $0.16 is all that we will receive, as per usual. Does this interpretation seem correct?
This confusion over the 3 entities, and who gives/gets what, goes a long way towards explaining the need for a much simplified corporate structure, imho!!
Thanks for any clarity you can provide!!
Cheers,
MIke
Q: Good Morning
I have to raise some cash for a riff payment
Which would you sell out right AW.UN or BCE
Both are about equal in a in a loss position
Thks
Marcel
I have to raise some cash for a riff payment
Which would you sell out right AW.UN or BCE
Both are about equal in a in a loss position
Thks
Marcel
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Q: Value investor with some growth, 78 years old with good pension. I am slightly overweight in financials as above. I now see that I own both BKCC and HMAX. I do not seem to need both. I intend to sell BKCC and buy AW.UN to take advantage of its current situation. Does this sound like a plan or are there pitfalls?
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