FY16 was Primary Health Properties’ (PHP) 20th year of uninterrupted dividend growth and saw a return to full dividend cover. The capital increase in April 2016 (£145.3m net of costs) enabled management to reduce LTV, lower the cost of debt and continue to expand the portfolio of modern, purpose-built primary care assets on long leases mainly to government-backed tenants. The efficient operating model should deliver further reduction in the EPRA cost ratio in FY17 as the portfolio
27 Feb 2017
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Primary Health Properties PLC (PHP:LON) | 93.0 -0.7 (-0.8%) | Mkt Cap: 1,243m
- Published:
27 Feb 2017 -
Author:
Julian Roberts -
Pages:
7
FY16 was Primary Health Properties’ (PHP) 20th year of uninterrupted dividend growth and saw a return to full dividend cover. The capital increase in April 2016 (£145.3m net of costs) enabled management to reduce LTV, lower the cost of debt and continue to expand the portfolio of modern, purpose-built primary care assets on long leases mainly to government-backed tenants. The efficient operating model should deliver further reduction in the EPRA cost ratio in FY17 as the portfolio