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ReplyDeleteDo you explain how to get the S-REIT data in the excel file? As some of the data could be confusing/different when cross checking annual reports, financial statements and presentations.
Column C in the Excel sheet indicates the source of the data, such as presentations, financial statements, or annual reports, and whether it involves manual calculations. Differences in figures may arise due to variations in the weighting method. Annual reports, for instance, might use valuation based weights. Whenever possible, I use figures weighted by GRI for consistency.
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