UK Commercial Property Trust posts decline in NAV per share

UK Commercial Property Trust (UKCPT), the FTSE 250 investment company, has posted a decline in its year-end net asset value (NAV) per share as a result of a like-for-like decrease in its property portfolio value, the acquisition costs of an industrial portfolio, and working capital outgoings.

UK Commercial Property Trust (UKCPT), the FTSE 250 investment company, has posted a decline in its year-end net asset value (NAV) per share as a result of a like-for-like decrease in its property portfolio value, the acquisition costs of an industrial portfolio, and working capital outgoings.

The NAV per share at December 31st 2012 totalled 69.6p, compared to 75.5p a year earlier.

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