Cover Story: ATTACQ
Attacq investors continue to be well- rewarded as the company delivers inflation-beating dividends.
Attacq investors continue to be well-rewarded as the company delivers inflation-beating dividends. Underscoring this is that Attacq expects distribution income per share to grow between 7% and 10% during its 2026 financial year. Asked how Attacq manages this level of growth, Jackie attributes it
attract top-tier clients at Waterfall City. These include Tiger Brands, Siemens Energy, Pragma, Novozymes and Bayer. Rental collections across its more than 1,000 clients remain at 100%. This is no small achievement given the continued challenges in South Africa’s economic environ- ment, where attracting and retaining clients remains highly competitive.
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This strong financial position gives Attacq the flexibility and confidence to focus capital allocation on key developments.
successfully refinanced R5.9bn in bank debt as part of its debt and cost reduction strategy, extending the average loan term to four years and pushing the next significant debt maturities to July 2027. This means that Attacq has more room to fund property developments from its cash resources. This strong financial position gives Attacq the flexibility and confidence to focus capital allocation on key developments.
to ‘discipline’. “We are disciplined in everything we do. We are disciplined in capital allocation, how we manage properties, and do deals,” she says. This value also extends to Attacq’s partnerships, where she prizes open, honest communication, and contributions that align with shared goals. On capital allocation, Attacq’s balance sheet is healthy. The team recently
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