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STIG earned $12.7M profit, paid $12.57M to shareholders, and maintained $1 share price amid strong retirement village demand.
Senior Trust Retirement Village Income Generator (STIG) reported a $12.7 million profit for the year ending March 31, 2025, distributing $12.57 million to shareholders, yielding a 7% pre-tax annual return.
The company maintained its $1 share price, with shareholder capital exceeding $200 million, repaid all debt, and retained over $1 million in earnings.
Strong demand for retirement villages, driven by New Zealand’s ageing population, underpinned performance, along with a conservative lending strategy.
STIG increased its share repurchase capability and reported a conditional sale of the Stoney Creek Village in Wanaka above carrying value.
New CEO Matt Major joined from international fund management, and management noted improving market conditions, including rising interest in villages and lower mortgage rates, signaling potential recovery.
The company reaffirmed its focus on capital stability and attractive returns.
STIG obtuvo una ganancia de $ 12.7 millones, pagó $ 12.57 millones a los accionistas y mantuvo el precio de las acciones de $ 1 en medio de una fuerte demanda de la aldea de jubilados.