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Supermarket Income REIT Appoints Sapna Shah to Non-Executive Director Role

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Sapna Shah, a seasoned real estate expert, will join Pantheon Infrastructure's board as a Non-Executive Director, bringing valuable expertise in real estate investment management. This strategic appointment is set to augment the collaborative efforts between Supermarket Income REIT and Pantheon Infrastructure, both entities focused on investing in grocery properties that support the distribution of food. Shah's appointment is effective on June 19, 2025, in accordance with UK Listing Rule 6.4. As a leading real estate investment trust, Supermarket Income REIT aims to provide shareholders with a progressive dividend policy and capital appreciation over the long term.

Key Takeaways:

  • Sapna Shah, an Independent Non-Executive Director, is appointed to Pantheon Infrastructure's board as a Non-Executive Director, effective June 19, 2025.
  • Shah brings expertise in real estate investment management, particularly in grocery properties that support the distribution of food.
  • Supermarket Income REIT, a real estate investment trust, aims to provide shareholders with a progressive dividend policy and capital appreciation over the long term.
  • The company's portfolio includes supermarkets leased to major operators in the UK and Europe, ensuring diversification of tenants and geographic locations.
  • The trust's assets generate secure, long-term, inflation-linked income with growth potential.
  • Supermarket Income REIT maintains a secondary listing on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange's Main Board in South Africa.
  • Shah's appointment is poised to enhance collaborative efforts between Supermarket Income REIT and Pantheon Infrastructure.

Statistics:

  • Appointment of Sapna Shah to Pantheon Infrastructure's board is effective on June 19, 2025.
  • Supermarket Income REIT has a portfolio of supermarkets leased to major operators in the UK and Europe.
  • The trust's assets generate £X million in secure, long-term, inflation-linked income with Y% growth potential.
  • Supermarket Income REIT aims to provide a progressive dividend policy with a long-term capital appreciation of Z%.

Sources:

  • Supermarket Income REIT plc (LSE: SUPR)
  • Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE)
  • Pantheon Infrastructure plc
  • UK Listing Rule 6.4

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