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Which of the following disclosures must a listed REIT make on a continuing basis to unitholders under the REIT Regulations?
A listed REIT must give annual and half-yearly reports with valuation-based NAV and promptly disclose price-sensitive events to the exchange. Disclosure is continuing, not limited to the IPO or to requests by unitholders, ensuring transparency for investors.
- AAnnual report and half-yearly reports, including NAV based on the valuation, and prompt disclosure of price-sensitive informationCorrect
- BOnly an annual report with no half-yearly information
- CDisclosure only on request by unitholders
- DOnly audited accounts at the time of IPO
Explanation
A listed REIT must publish annual and half-yearly financial results, disclose NAV after valuation, and promptly report price-sensitive information to the stock exchange. Limiting disclosure to annual, on request or IPO-only is inconsistent with continuing listing obligations.
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