Drum Income Plus REIT Plc announced that when the economic damage caused by COVID first became clear back in March/April of this year, the Board took the prudent decision to suspend dividend payments for the final two quarters of the financial year in order to maintain cash during a period in which revenues were inevitably going to fall. This has resulted in the final dividend for the year being 3 pence per share compared to the anticipated 6 pence per share. Looking forward, it is clear that revenues will be lower as tenants face the challenges of the continuing recession without the prospect of similar levels of government support as they have seen to date. That said, the Board considers it important to resume the payment of dividends to shareholders as soon as is practicable, and to that end it proposes to re-commence quarterly dividends in February 2021, albeit at the reduced level of 3.0 pence per share. As soon as it becomes possible to increase that level of quarterly distribution, the company will attempt to do so.