Aims Property Securities Fund - APW share price
About Aims Property Securities Fund
AIMS Property Securities Fund is a diversified real estate securities fund, investing across a diverse range of unlisted and listed property trusts. The investment objective of the Fund is to provide investors with regular quarterly income and the potential for long-term capital growth. The Fund invests in unlisted property trusts/syndicates; listed wholesale direct property funds; listed property trusts (real estate investment trust); listed property-related companies, and cash and fixed interest securities. The Fund invests in a portfolio of property related securities diversified by property sectors, geographic locations and fund managers. The Fund invests in range of portfolio sectors, which include office, industrial, childcare, retail, bulky retail and healthcare. The Fund invests in range of geographic locations, which include Victoria, Queensland, New South Wales, Singapore, Australian Capital Territory and Western Australia.
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