Code 8964 / MRF

Operational Policy

MRF’s Basic Policy and Features

MRF’s basic policy is to pay stable distributions over the medium to long term. With Mitsui Fudosan as its sponsor, MRF leverages the Mitsui Fudosan Group’s expertise in retail facility management to simultaneously realize stability and growth in its portfolio. Furthermore, MRF continues to realize external growth by acquiring diverse retail facilities developed and managed by the Mitsui Fudosan Group.

Investment Targets

MRF’s primary investment targets are real estate used as suburban retail facilities or urban retail buildings as well as securities backed by such real estate.

Portfolio Composition

GrowingTogether

MRF focuses investment on properties that align with the concept of Mitsui Fudosan’s retail facility business, “We seek a new form of retail property, one that is rooted in the local community and that we can grow together with customers: Growing Together.” MRF’s approach to building its portfolio is based on the belief that such investment will contribute to the long-term, stable enhancement of unitholder value.

The main property types in which MRF is invested are as shown in the table below.

Large-scale shopping center
Regional SC
A large-scale shopping center (SC) which houses multiple specialty stores.
Outlet mall
A large-scale shopping center (SC) in which multiple outlet stores are concentrated.
Medium-scale shopping center
Neighborhood SC
A medium-scale shopping center where the main tenants are a supermarket and specialty shops.
Supermarket/ other
A retail outlet that sells mainly food products or other facility.
Urban retail facility
A store that faces onto a main street or specialty store building located in a good urban location.
Land interest
Land interests in retail facilities.

Details on MRF’s Investment and Operational Policy

For details on MRF’s investment and operational policy, please refer to the file below.

File Index
MRF’s Investment Policy PDF(203KB) 1. Basic Policy
2. Investment Stance
3. Management Policy
Investment Targets PDF(158KB) 1. Types of Assets That Fall under Investment Targets
2. Investment Criteria
Distribution Policy PDF(122KB) 1. Profit Distribution
2. Cash Distribution Exceeding Profit
3. Distribution Method
4. Expiration Period for Distributions
5. Other
Investment RestrictionsPDF(135KB) 1. Investment Restrictions Based on the Articles of Incorporation
2. Other Investment Restrictions