03/28/2024 08:14
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This Thursday (28), three real estate funds will distribute income to their shareholders, and the funds BCIA11 and BTRA11 are part of this group. BCIA11 shareholders receive R$0.87, while BTRA11 investors receive R$0.30 per share.
If you are a shareholder in one of these funds that pay dividends todayyou don’t need to do anything to ensure the receipt of earningsas they automatically fall into your stock brokerage account.
You real estate fundslike BCIA11 and BTRA11, must distribute 95% of their financial result each semester, in accordance with legislation.
Normally, the FIIs make these payments on a monthly basis.
These values are exempt from Income Tax for individuals, which is a great attraction for investors.
Real estate funds that pay dividends to shareholders today
BCIA11
BCIA11 will pay R$0.87 per share in earnings.
Date with: 02/29/2024
Reference period: February
Dividend yield (DY): 0.82%
DY 12 months: 9.31%
BCIA11 is a Paper Fund FII, focusing on Fund of Funds.
It was established in May 2015, and is managed by Banco Bradesco. In the accumulated result for this year, the BCIA11 dividends already paid amount to R$ 2.57.
BTRA11
BTRA11 will pay R$0.30 per share in earnings.
Date with: 03/21/2024
Reference period: February
Dividend yield (DY): 0.51%
DY 12 months: 11.83%
BTRA11 is a Mixed Fund FII.
It was established in June 2021, and is managed by BTG Pactual. In the accumulated result for this year, the BTRA11 dividends already paid amount to R$ 2.69.
GZIT11
GZIT11 will pay R$0.78 per share in earnings.
Date with: 03/21/2024
Reference period: February
Dividend yield (DY): 1.19%
DY 12 months: 5.02%
GZIT11 is a Mixed Fund FII.
It was established in March 2018, and is managed by BTG Pactual. In the accumulated result for this year, the GZIT11 dividends already paid amount to R$ 2.97
Before invest in real estate fundsit is important to highlight that paying off debts and making an emergency reserve are strategic and priority moves.
SUNO Research analysts always reinforce that it is necessary to first save money and then invest, and never go into debt to invest or invest in debt. This article is not an investment recommendation.
