Straits Trading unit rolls out 2 fractionalised property investment products

The minimum investment amount in one of the properties is $200,000.

Straits Developments Private Limited (SDPL), a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Straits Trading Company (Straits Trading), launched two fractionalised property investment products under its Fractionalised Investment Real estate – Straits Trading (FIR-STTM).

The two underlying properties that investors can invest in are a condominium unit in Duchess Residences and a freehold Good Class Bungalow (GCB) located at 8A Cable Road, Chatsworth Park.

The minimum investment amounts for the underlying properties are $200,000 and $500,000, respectively.

“During the investment period, the underlying properties continue to be owned by the existing owners while investors enjoy a share of the economic returns,” explained Straits Trading.

“At the end of the expected investment period of 5 years, the preference shareholders may enjoy returns which reflect a share in the potential appreciation in value of the underlying property via a special payout. The dividends and special payout are non-guaranteed and subject to the performance,” the company added.

Straits Trading underscored that the investments are only open to its Shareholders’ Club.

“Shareholders who hold at least 100 shares of Straits Trading can register with the Shareholders’ Club. Registration is free and voluntary for all shareholders,” the company added.

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