Prime Lands Residencies, the condominium property arm of Prime Group, opens its Initial Public Offering today, 11th May 2021. The highly awaited IPO will enable investors to indulge in a plethora of benefits by investing in the real estate sector, a market considered to be a secure and highly lucrative investment even during these testing times.
By investing in the IPO, investors stand to doubly benefit from the growth of both the real estate market and the share market, which has also seen highly positive growth forecasts over the turn of the year â having secured returns after investing in a reputed, reliable Company such as Prime Lands Residencies Limited. The IPO is being offered at a 40% discount, allowing investors to reap a significant capital gain. The company has also indicated that investors are eligible to avail a significant dividend payout of 40% from the profits of the financial year, ending 31st March 2021.
The company further believes that this IPO is expected to ensure that Prime Lands Residencies Limited and the Prime Group continue to expand boundaries, with a determination to provide the highest value to all of their stakeholders, ensuring that their satisfaction grows in lockstep with Prime Lands Residencies Limited and Prime Groupâs growth. Because of historically low-interest rates, real estate is now more affordable than it has ever been, hence this is an excellent opportunity for the real estate industry to thrive once again.
Celebrated over 25 years with unparalleled Trust and Excellence, Prime Group is driven by its Evergreen vision âCommitted to Creating a Better Place on Earthâ, the inspiration behind the excellence, and the passion to enliven customer anticipations. The condominium property arm of the group Prime Lands Residencies Limited boasts of over 40 apartment projects located in Colombo and the suburbs, with 35 projects fully completed and handed over to its residents.
In addition, Prime Lands Residenciesâ Limited, contribution to building best-in-class residential units helps to fill the 100,000-unit-per-year housing deficit while also adding significantly to the countryâs economy. These large-scale developments have been a driving force for economic growth as investment condominiums have generated historical returns of 17% including rental yields surpassing 5% â 9%, according to KPMG International. The affordability of developments from Prime Lands Residencies enables many Sri Lankans to capitalize on the favorable property market conditions.
Thereby, alongside these substantial achievements, the commencement of Prime Lands Residencies IPO is set to certainly ensure that the firm continues to grow from strength to strength, with a commitment to bring the best value to all their stakeholders, ensuring their satisfaction is parallel to the growth of Prime Lands Residencies and the Prime Group.
Since its inception, Prime has earned its place as a well-respected brand name in Sri Lanka in terms of real estate and has also been accredited as the first and only Sri Lankan real estate group to secure credit rating of (SL)A- from ICRA Lanka.
Prime Lands Residencies was created in 2016 by amalgamating Prime Homes (Pvt.) Ltd, Prime Homes International (Pvt) Ltd, and Living Homes (Pvt) Ltd to focus on envisioning, creating, and selling affordable housing projects in the main cities around the country, under the brand name âPrime Residenciesâ. Prime Lands Residencies Initial Public Offering is thereby expected to continue to expand in the future, bringing real prominence to the company and giving hand in lifting the countryâs economy as a whole.
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