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Trades about 407% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Derayah REIT functions as a Shariah-compliant, closed-ended real estate investment fund that is publicly traded. Its primary objective is to generate returns for investors through strategic acquisitions of income-producing real estate properties, operating strictly within the parameters set by its own terms and conditions and the regulations of the Capital Market Authority. As of December 31, 2020, the fund's total assets were valued at SR 1,779,811,176 (based on unaudited figures). Its current portfolio features 27 income-generating real estate assets, strategically diversified across 6 different cities and 9 distinct sectors within Saudi Arabia. Unit-holders receive quarterly dividend payments, representing at least 90% of the net profit. The fund's management adheres rigorously to the Real Estate Investment Funds Regulations and the Real Estate Investment Traded Funds Instructions, both promulgated by the Capital Market Authority.
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