Boston Pizza Royalties Income Fund

BPFU.CA

$

Closing

1D

YTD

Market cap

$

52 week high

$

52 week low

$

Volume

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Market cap

$

Analysts' Rating

BUY

Price Target (Mean)

14.08346305

Total Analysts

1

P/E

Operating Margin

97.26%

Beta

Revenue Growth (Annual)

-

52 week high

$

52 week low

$

Div. Yield

%

EPS Annual Growth

0.00

Note on Purification and Zakat

  • Purification and Zakat (for long-term investing) calculations are in USD per share and based on AAOIFI methodology. AAOIFI requires purification every financial period (e.g. quarterly). 
  • If you follow S&P Shariah’s Dividend-only purification, then remove the impure income % from the dividends you receive. No purification required for non-dividend paying stocks, according to S&P Shariah.
  • For Zakat, if you did not invest in a company from a long term perspective, then consider the shares as trading goods and give 2.5% of the total value if a year has passed on them. 

Company Profile

Boston Pizza Royalties Income Fund (the Fund) is a Canada-based open-ended trust. The Fund operates through its subsidiaries, Boston Pizza Holdings Trust, Boston Pizza Holdings GP Inc. and Boston Pizza Holdings Limited Partnership, its 80% owned subsidiary Boston Pizza GP Inc. (BPGP), and its interest in Boston Pizza Royalties Limited Partnership. BPGP is the managing general partner of Royalties LP. The Fund indirectly, through Royalties LP, acquire the trademarks and trade names owned by Boston Pizza International Inc. (BPI), including ‘Boston Pizza’ and other similar related items, logos and designs (collectively, the ‘BP Rights’) used in connection with the operation of Boston Pizza restaurants in Canada. The Company operates approximately 377 Boston Pizza Restaurants in the Royalty Pool, of which approximately 375 were operating and open for business to the public.