He also points towards our multiple income streams and relatively high recent rent collection rates, particularly in the UK, which points towards “the quality of tenants who account for two-thirds of third-party funds.”
Thompson concluded: “The company has generated annualised growth in net assets (including dividends) of 22.7 per cent a year over the past decade, the primary reason why the shares have produced a 155 per cent total return since I included them in my 2011 Bargain Shares Portfolio.
“On a modest price/earnings (PE) ratio of 9.5, offering a 4.5 per cent dividend yield, and on a 33 per cent discount to NAV, the shares remain on my buy list.”