PCI

Perpetual Credit Income Trust

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About PCI

Perpetual Credit Income Trust (PCI) offers Australian and New Zealand investors a new way to access what is expected to be an attractive, sustainable and reliable monthly income stream through a diversified exposure to domestic and global credit and fixed income assets. The Trust is an unique opportunity to invest with one of Australia's leading active credit fund managers

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Sector

Financials

CEO

Industry

Capital Markets

Website

perpetualincome.com.au

Market Capitalisation

$413M

Price-earnings ratio

13.59

Dividend yield

6.70%

High today

$1.03

Low today

$1.03

Open price

$1.03

52-week high

$1.06

52-week low

$0.90

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PCI FAQs

Can I buy PCI shares through Stake, an investing platform like CommSec, Selfwealth or Superhero?

Yes, the Stake platform allows you to buy PCI shares and over 8,000 stocks and ETFs across the ASX and Wall St.

How much is one share of Perpetual Credit Income Trust?

One share of Perpetual Credit Income Trust is valued at $1.03.

What is the ticker symbol for Perpetual Credit Income Trust?

The ticker symbol for Perpetual Credit Income Trust is PCI.

How do I buy PCI shares in Australia?

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What is the 52-week high for Perpetual Credit Income Trust stock?

The Perpetual Credit Income Trust 52-week high stock price is $1.06.

What is the 52-week low for Perpetual Credit Income Trust stock?

The Perpetual Credit Income Trust 52-week low stock price is $0.90.

What is the market capitalisation of Perpetual Credit Income Trust PCI?

As of 29/09/2023 Perpetual Credit Income Trust has a market cap of $413M.

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