AOF
Australian Unity Office Fund
🇦🇺 ASX
💰 HIGH DIVIDEND
🏠 REAL ESTATE
👑 Overview
📈 Performance
💰 Dividends
💵 Cost
🤓 Advanced
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📈
-12.65%
Annual Growth
5 years average annual growth
💰
19.43%
Annual dividend yield
Based on the most recent dividend
💵
$ 500
Minimum Order
Due to regulatory requirements
🌏
3
Pearlers Invested
Since January 2020
👑 Overview
Key information
🔎 Fund Overview
Australian Unity Office Fund is a real estate investment fund, which engages in the provision of unitholders with sustainable income returns via quarterly distributions and the potential for capital growth over the long-term by investing in a diversified portfolio of Australian office properties. The company is headquartered in South Melbourne, Victoria. The company went IPO on 2016-06-20. The firm's investment objective is to maximize returns for unitholders through owning Australian real estate assets in metropolitan and central business district (CBD) markets. The company owns a portfolio of properties located across the Australian metropolitan and CBD markets. The firm owns a range of investment properties, including 2-10 Valentine Ave, Parramatta, New South Wales; 468 St Kilda Rd, Melbourne, VIC; 150 Charlotte Street, Brisbane, QLD; 96 York Street, Beenleigh, QLD; 64 Northbourne Avenue, Canberra, ACT and others. Australian Unity Funds Management Limited serves as the investment manager of the Company.
📈 Performance
Price History
-45.12%
1M
1Y
All Time
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Payouts
💰 Annual Dividend Yield*
19.43%
💰 Annual Dividend Earnings Per $1,000 invested**
$194.34
💰 Most Recent Dividend Franked Percentage Estimate
0.00%
💰 Average Dividend Franked Percentage Estimate
0.00 %
💰 Dividend reinvestment
* Based on the most recent dividend
** Calculated by multiplying the most recent dividend yield by $1,000
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If you held
$
of AOF, your last dividend payment(s) would have been:
$ 746.89
on Fri Dec 06 2024
$ 32.52
on Fri Oct 25 2024
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Dividend History
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Year
Yearly Dividend Earnings Per Share
Franking Estimate
2025
$0.00
0.00%
2024
$0.16
0.00%
2023
$0.09
0.00%
2022
$0.14
0.00%
2021
$0.15
0.00%
2020
$0.15
0.00%
2019
$0.16
0.00%
2018
$0.16
0.00%
2017
$0.15
0.00%
2016
$0.04
0.00%
💵 Costs
💼
N/A
Management Fee
Included in unit price, not charged by Pearler
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Technical Info
💰 Price*
$1.09
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👩👩👦 Community Insights
How our community is investing
🌏 Pearlers invested in AOF
3
📊 Total Capital Earnings
$9K
🔃 Average investment frequency
27 weeks
💵 Average investment amount
$1,603
⏰ Last time a customer invested in AOF
75 days
AOF investor breakdown
💵 Income of investors
More than 200k
150k - 200k
100k - 150k
33%
50k - 100k
67%
Less than 50k
👶 Age of investors
18 - 25
26 - 34
100%
35 - 90
🙋 Legal gender of investors
Female
Male
100%
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