GFH Capital (GFH) announced the recent distribution of semi-annual dividends for a number of its investments and funds in line with its continued progressive dividend policy.
These include distributions to investors of GFH funds with underlying investments in a number of regional education assets as well as those in regional and global real estate.
For Private Equity investments in regional education, GFH Capital distributed dividends of 8 percent from its Sheffield Private School (SPS) investment and 7 percent from its Philadelphia Private School (PPS).
Both K-12 private educational facilities are based in Dubai and are benefiting from continued growth in demand in the Emirates for high quality international standard education and curriculum.
For asset management portfolios, GFH Capital’s Jeddah Mall investment delivered 11 percent and has seen significant recent progress with the notable addition of a LuLu Hypermarket to the mall’s tenants.
Similarly, its global portfolios also continue to deliver sound returns with its diversified US residential portfolio (DURP) delivering dividends of 9.2 percent and 9.16 percent from its US Industrial portfolio.
Ongoing sound performance of these US portfolios, based across multiple states, is supported by steady expansion of the US economy and positive dynamics in the residential and industrial real estate sub-segments in the states and urban areas where GFH Capital has chosen to invest.
Hisham Alrayes, MD, GFH Capital, said, “We are pleased to continue to deliver solid, steady returns to investors in our funds and investments across the education and real estate sectors both in the region and globally.”
These include distributions to investors of GFH funds with underlying investments in a number of regional education assets as well as those in regional and global real estate.
For Private Equity investments in regional education, GFH Capital distributed dividends of 8 percent from its Sheffield Private School (SPS) investment and 7 percent from its Philadelphia Private School (PPS).
Both K-12 private educational facilities are based in Dubai and are benefiting from continued growth in demand in the Emirates for high quality international standard education and curriculum.
For asset management portfolios, GFH Capital’s Jeddah Mall investment delivered 11 percent and has seen significant recent progress with the notable addition of a LuLu Hypermarket to the mall’s tenants.
Similarly, its global portfolios also continue to deliver sound returns with its diversified US residential portfolio (DURP) delivering dividends of 9.2 percent and 9.16 percent from its US Industrial portfolio.
Ongoing sound performance of these US portfolios, based across multiple states, is supported by steady expansion of the US economy and positive dynamics in the residential and industrial real estate sub-segments in the states and urban areas where GFH Capital has chosen to invest.
Hisham Alrayes, MD, GFH Capital, said, “We are pleased to continue to deliver solid, steady returns to investors in our funds and investments across the education and real estate sectors both in the region and globally.”
