Movement control order to hit Malaysian REITs


KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian real estate investment trusts (MREIT) are expected to report a steep 14% decline in earnings per unit in 2020 due to the challenges posed by Covid-19, says Affin Hwang Capital research.

"We are cutting the MREITs’ FY20-22E EPU by 3-14%," it said in a Monday report.

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