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A real estate investment trust (REIT) in India primarily generates returns for unitholders through:
A REIT mainly generates returns from rental income and capital appreciation of income-producing real estate it holds. It distributes most of the income to unitholders, and the units are listed on exchanges, giving investors real estate exposure without owning property directly.
- ARental income and capital appreciation from income-producing real estateCorrect
- BInterest on government securities held as the main asset
- CTrading profits from commodity futures
- DDividends from shares of listed manufacturing companies
Explanation
A REIT owns and operates income-generating real estate, and distributes rental and other income to unitholders; the value of the units may also reflect appreciation of the properties. The other options describe unrelated asset classes.
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