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Extracted from the Prospectus Page 96

19. FEES AND EXPENSES

This section outlines the administration costs and investment costs associated with the Fund which are paid to the Trustee-Manager for managing the Fund. The fees and expenses are deducted from the income of Fund before distributions are paid to Unitholders.

Administration costs and investment costs

There are four types of fee and expenses, which are listed below:

  1. Management Fee
  2. Performance Fee
  3. Fee on replacement of the Trustee-Manager as responsible entity of the Fund
  4. Other expenses
Management Fee

For services provided to the Fund, the Trustee-Manager is entitled to a Management Fee of 0.45% p.a. (plus GST) of the Fund Value payable quarterly in arrears and calculated on the Fund Value as at the last day of the relevant quarter.

Performance Fee

The Trustee-Manager will be paid a Performance Fee (which is calculated at the end of each Financial Year) equal to 20% (plus GST) of the dollar value by which the return of the Fund (which provides for the increase in the Relevant Market Price (as defined herein) of the Units and any distributions of income and capital which have occurred) exceeds the return of the Benchmark for the period commencing on the date when a Performance Fee was last payable and ending at the end of the Financial Year when the return of the Fund has exceeded the Benchmark. In calculating the return of the Fund, any changes in the capital structure of the issued Units including but not limited to additional Units issued pursuant to the Distribution Reinvestment Plan, consolidations or rights issues will be taken into consideration. When calculating the changes in the Relevant Market Price (as defined herein) of the Units, the Trustee-Manager will use the Relevant ASX Market Price for the Units traded on the ASX and the Relevant SGX-ST Market Price for the Units traded on the SGX-ST. The Relevant SGX-ST Market Price will be converted to Australian dollars in accordance with the Fund s Constitution. The Fund s Constitution requires that any currency conversion be made at a time and at such rates quoted by an Australian authorised deposit-taking institution or other financial institution nominated by the Trustee-Manager. Accordingly, the performance of the Units on both the ASX and SGX-ST will be taken into account in calculating the Performance Fee.

If the return of the Fund does not exceed the Benchmark, no Performance Fee will be paid. Where the return of the Fund is less than the Benchmark, the under-performance of the Fund in the Financial Year(s) since a Performance Fee was last paid must be recovered before the Performance Fee is payable in any subsequent Financial Year.

The Performance Fee is capped at the lesser of A$2.0 million or 0.50% p.a. of the Fund Value (calculated on the Fund Value as at the last day of a Financial Year) for each Financial Year since the Performance Fee was last payable. The Trustee-Manager will waive such part of the Performance Fee that exceeds this cap.

When a Performance Fee is payable, it will initially be satisfied by the conversion of Deferred Units into Units. The number of Deferred Units to be converted into the equivalent number of Units each time the Performance Fee is payable will be calculated by dividing the amount of the Performance Fee in respect of a Financial Year by the Market Price of a Unit as at the day on which the Performance Fee becomes payable to the Trustee-Manager. In payment of the Performance Fee, the Fund issued 2,000,000 Deferred Units on 17 December 2004, and as at the Latest Practicable Date, 247,395 Deferred Units have been converted to 247,395 Units. Once all of the 2,000,000 Deferred Units on issue have been converted into Units, future Performance Fee entitlements will be paid in cash. Units resulting from the conversion of Deferred Units cannot be sold, transferred or otherwise disposed of until 1 July 2009 (except to a related body corporate of the Trustee-Manager), unless the Trustee- Manager retires or is removed as the responsible entity of the Fund, in which case the Units can be sold.

When the Trustee-Manager determines at the end of a Financial Year that a Performance Fee is payable, the Fee is to be paid immediately upon the completion of the auditor s review of the determination. For further information on the Performance Fee, please refer to the sections  Interested Person Transactions and Conflicts of Interest  and  Additional Important Information .

Other expenses

All expenses reasonably and properly incurred by the Trustee-Manager in connection with the Fund or in performing its obligations under the Constitution are payable or may be reimbursed out of the assets of the Fund to the extent the Corporations Act allows. These include recurring operating expenses, such as registry, custody, accounting and tax advisory fees, annual and ongoing listing fees, costs associated with the preparation and distribution of reports to Unitholders and other miscellaneous expenses.

Fee on replacement of Trustee-Manager

Under the terms of the Constitution, and subject to the Trustee-Manager properly performing its duties as responsible entity of the Fund, if the Trustee-Manager is removed as responsible entity of the Fund, the Trustee-Manager will be entitled to receive the following fee immediately prior to its removal as the Trustee-Manager:

(a) If the removal becomes effective during the period of 12 months ending on 17 December 2006 (being the second anniversary of the Fund s admission to the Official List of the ASX), the sum of A$1,600,000 (plus GST) ;

(b) If the removal becomes effective during the period of 12 months ending on 17 December 2007 (being the third anniversary of the Fund s admission to the Official List of the ASX), the sum of A$1,200,000 (plus GST);

(c) If the removal becomes effective during the period of 12 months ending on 17 December 2008 (being the fourth anniversary of the Fund s admission to the Official List of the ASX), the sum of A$800,000 (plus GST); and

(d) If the removal becomes effective during the period of 12 months ending on 17 December 2009 (being the fifth anniversary of the Fund s admission to the Official List of the ASX), the sum of A$400,000 (plus GST). If this fee becomes payable to the Trustee-Manager, it may have a material adverse impact on the Fund s financial condition and results of operations as well as its ability to make distributions to Unitholders, and the Unit price may be materially and adversely affected as a result.


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KK wrote:

Fm SGX,

DPU : 2.375cts (A$)
Ex-Date : 26-Mar-07
Record Date : 30-Mar-07
Payment Date : 26-Apr-07

DRP (Distribution Reinvestment Plan) : 2.5% discount to the average of volume weighted average market price in ASX for 10 business days immediately preceeding the record date



Fm the IPO prospectus, Singapore Residents will rx the FY07 div of A9.5ct which'll comprise of,

Taxable components
Distributions from underlying property trust investments and net capital gains A2.23ct @ 29% = A1.58ct


Non-taxable components
Tax deferred income = A7.27ct


What I rx in S$ for the Q1 div of A2.375ct which I worked out the DPU as,

1) Non-taxable Component = 2.5517308ct
2) Taxable Component = 0.3152308ct (after 29% tax)

For (1), using the 29% tax rate,
Taxable Component = 0.443987ct (before tax)

So, total DPU in S$ = 2.5517308 + 0.443987 = 2.9957178ct
Thus, exchange rate used is 2.9957178 / 2.375 = 1.2653148

The Nett DPU (after tax) was (1) + (2) = 2.867ct (will be using this for my Yield Caln in YieldStocks blog)

At $1.29 mkt price when div was declared, Annualised Yield = 8.89% biggrin



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tfwee wrote:

MacarthurCook Property Securities Fund announced the distribution reinvestment plan issue price per unit is S$1.3228 and expected reinvestment date to be 26 April 2007.


Yes, good thing I was too busy/lazy to find out how to participate in their DRP. Altho' it's supposed to be at a 2.5% discount (avg of 10 working days), the recent strength in A$ plus the slight premium of ASX mkt price resulted in the DRP price for SGX investors to be higher than current mkt price (aro' $1.29)!!



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MacarthurCook Property Securities Fund announced the distribution reinvestment plan issue price per unit is S$1.3228 and expected reinvestment date to be 26 April 2007.


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Fm SGX,

DPU : 2.375cts (A$)
Ex-Date : 26-Mar-07
Record Date : 30-Mar-07
Payment Date : 26-Apr-07

DRP (Distribution Reinvestment Plan) : 2.5% discount to the average of volume weighted average market price in ASX for 10 business days immediately preceeding the record date



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What an interesting close on Fri, A$1.145 (~S$1.374 @ xchange rate 1.2) at ASX vs S$1.21 at SGX. I hv taken a small position but do take note of the fllwg,

1) Vol in ASX is quite low, usually less than 50,000 shares
2) The price rise in ASX started only aro' B-Oct. Prior to that, it was trading at aro' NAV
3) NAV is S$1.17 and usually the mkt price shld track the NAV closely for funds, eg. MIIF
4) ASX shareholders will be entitled to Dec-06 div est at A2.375cts (aro' Sin2.85cts) which SGX shareholders won't be entitled to


For (2), there was an announcement in end-May where MPS stated their intention to list in SGX. That may hv been the trigger that moved the price up fm NAV. In that announcement, MPS stated their plan to raise up to A$80Mil (S$100Mil) in SGX vs the current placement which raised aro' S$27.5Mil.

It'd be interesting to see whether in the coming days, ASX or SGX price for MPS will be more dominant. Smile


Note : MPS 2006 Annual Report - End Jun-06


Warning : MPS invests 70%-90% of funds in unlisted property trusts where the risk is much higher



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This issue is a secondary listing. The primary listing is in ASX. Refer here for current mkt price. Chart extract,



Price looks stable at aro' NAV till B-Oct when it starts to go up in tandem w/ the S&P ASX200.



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IPO Prospectus here. Summary,


INVITATION SUMMARY AND KEY DATES


This is an initial public offering of New Units to investors in Singapore. Application has been made for a secondary listing of the Existing Units, the New Units, the DRP Units and the Converted Units on the SGX-ST. The New Units are being offered in the Fund by its responsible entity, MacarthurCook. The net proceeds of the Invitation will be used to reduce the Funds existing debt, and to make Committed Investments (as defined herein). These investments are summarised in the section The Funds Portfolioof this Prospectus.<

Indicative Dates and times

Opening date and time for the Invitation 15 December 2006, 9.00 a.m.

Closing date and time for the Invitation 20 December 2006, 12.00 noon

Commence trading on a when issuedbasis 22 December 2006, 9.00 a.m.

Last day of trading on a when issuedbasis 29 December 2006

Commence trading on a readybasis 3 January 2007, 9.00 a.m.

Settlement date for all trades done on a when issuedbasis and for trades done on a readybasis on 3 January 2007 : 8 January 2007

The above dates and times reflect the current proposed timetable for the Invitation. These dates and times are indicative and are subject to change. All dates and times referred to above are Singapore dates and times. Please refer to the section Clearance and Settlementof this Prospectus for further important details of the trading, settlement and registration of the Units.


Key Invitation Statistics

Invitation Price per New Unit S$1.25

New Units available under the Invitation 22.0 million

Total number of issued Units in the Fund following the Invitation 144.8 million

Forecast distribution1 per New Unit for Financial Year 2007 (as defined herein) 9.5 Australian cents (11.6 Singapore cents)

Annualised Forecast distribution yield per New Unit2 for Financial Year 2007 8.6%


Notes:

1 The forecast distribution per New Unit is based on the Invitation Price and the assumptions set out in the section Forecast Financial Information.

2 Distribution and annualised distribution yield is based on the Invitation Price for the Financial Year 2007 and stated net of Withholding Tax.



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