In reviewing the perforance of AmFirst as i recall in early Feb. 2017 by Rusmin Ang he said that AmFirst was sitting on capital losses of 23% and probaly this evetually led to the gradual fall of this share to RM 0.645 yesterday. However because of some positive dividend to shareholders,the overall return became positive. I bought this share some five years ago at Rm0.94 pershare. You can imagine my capiatal loss at its current price. But what keeps me to hold the share so long is because of the reguar steady dividend payments twice per year. 

[Latest 2021 Dividend Yields Stock]

Please see the latest analysis of AMFIRST yield here:

https://malaysiainvestment88.blogspot.com/2021/01/latest-klse-best-dividend-stock-updated.html

AmFirst is a Bursa Malaysia mix-sector REIT that has seen declining occupancy despite a growth in the leasable area.

AmFirst failed in its mission to deliver sustainable long-term income distribution and investment performance:

• The annual dividend had declined from an average of RM 0.09 per unit (2008 to 2010) to an average of RM 0.03 per unit (2020 to 2022).
• The Book Value had grown by a 1.0 % CAGR from 2007 to 2022.
• The average FFO per unit had declined from an average of RM 0.11 per unit (2008 to 2010) to an average of RM 0.08 per unit (2020 to 2022). 

From a unitholder’s perspective, from 2011 to 2022, I achieved a gain of 0.9 % CAGR. Not exactly great compared to the returns from keeping the money with the EPF. I would conclude that my investment in AmFirst was a mistake. It may previously have been a good Bursa stock. But I am not sure this is still the case.

For snapshots of AmFirst or other Bursa companies refer to “Are these outstanding stocks - what to consider? (Bursa Malaysia)”