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Invesque Ord Shs T.IVQ

Alternate Symbol(s):  T.IVQ.DB.U | T.IVQ.DB.V | MHIVF

Invesque Inc. is a healthcare real estate company. The Company is focused on investing in a portfolio of North American properties across the health care spectrum. The Company's portfolio includes investments in independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, transitional care, and medical office properties, which are operated under long-term leases and joint venture arrangements with operating partners. Its portfolio also includes investments in owner-occupied seniors housing properties in which the Company owns the real estate and provides management services through its subsidiary management company, Commonwealth Senior Living. The Company owns or has a majority interest in a portfolio of approximately 68 properties in the United States, comprised of 57 assisted living and memory care facilities, nine skilled nursing facilities and two medical office buildings.


TSX:IVQ - Post by User

Comment by pennydredfulon Feb 17, 2023 8:11pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:Active on NCIB

RE:RE:RE:RE:Active on NCIBBecause these debentures  are convertible  they  have to follow  NCIB   rules  re buying them  back  ie  can  only  buy  5-10 %  of bonds   .  so  the number  they can buy  is limited . THere  would  be more leeway if non convertible. 
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