Vornado Realty Trust preferreds: VNO.PR.L yields 7.6% with <14% payout ratio and rising FFO coverage. Click to read more.
Summary - Vornado Realty Trust offers well-covered preferred dividends, with a payout ratio under 14% and declining further as FFO grows. - Consensus estimates project VNO's FFO per share to rise from $2.35 in 2026 to $2.69 in 2027, improving preferred dividend coverage. - VNO.PR.L preferred shares yield 7.6%, trade at a 30% discount to par, and present an attractive risk/reward profile versus Treasuries.
- While VNO common shares look increasingly interesting, I remain focused on the preferreds given their strong coverage and yield advantage. - Looking for more investing ideas like this one? Get them exclusively at European Small-Cap Ideas.
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