Sentences with phrase «funds from operations payout»

H&R REIT's 2017 funds from operations payout ratio was 75 %, and it had a strong interest coverage ratio of three.

Northview's recent funds from operations payout ratio was 78 %.

Not exact matches

There are two ways to consider Brookfield's payout ratio — by comparing dividends paid to net income, or by comparing dividends paid to funds from operations («FFO»).

WPG's dividend payout is already at a critical juncture, in which the company pays out $ 1.00 per share in dividends (annually), compared with $ 1.03 on AFFO (adjusted funds from operations).

For this reason and others, real estate businesses use a supplemental measure called «adjusted funds from operation» (AFFO) instead of net income to provide a better sense of their real dividend payout ratios.

The company's adjusted funds from operations (AFFO) payout ratio in 2016 was a reasonable sub - 70 %, providing flexibility and enough room for further dividend growth, and Digital Realty has historically targeted an AFFO payout ratio below 90 % to help protect its dividend.

Its current dividend payout is not based on current funds from operations, but from its potential to expand beyond its current footprint.

(For the detail - oriented, the FFO payout ratio is equal to distributions divided by funds from operations generated over the last 12 months).

And considering its payout ratio is only about 85 % of funds from operations, investors may start getting some raises in the future.

Jeffries of Partnership Spectrum adds that Wells» $ 40.8 million worth of dividend payouts during the first half of 2002 exceeded its adjusted funds from operations (FFO) for those six months by $ 4.8 million.