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United Capital Sukuk Fund

Fund Objective

The objective of the Fund is to provide investors with a low-risk investment with stable and competitive returns through investments in short, medium and long-term Sharia-Compliant securities and investment products, whilst ensuring the preservation of capital and maintaining a reasonable degree of liquidity.

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Financials

Year Ending	31-12-2023	31-12-2022	31-12-2021
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Taxation (₦'000)
Total Income/(Loss) for the year (₦'000)
Closing Net Assets (₦'000)
Income Growth
Fund Management Costs to Income Ratio
Growth in AUM
Closing NAV Per Unit (₦)
Change in Audited NAV Per Unit
Fund Auditors
Expense Ratio

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