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It exchanged some real estate value for a stake in its managed care business. It agreed to sell the majority of that platform to Astrana Health for $745 million plus the assumption of certain liabilities. The REIT worked closely with both tenants to help them address their issues.
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Our first priority is to create shareholder value through our approximately 81% ownership stake in Enact. This amount could increase over time with changes to liability assumptions. The majority of our assets are in investment-grade fixed maturities held to support our long-duration liabilities. Turning to Slide 17.
They're all particularly sensitive to interest rates because they're required to pay out at least 90% of their taxable income as dividends in exchange for the ability to pass the tax liability on to shareholders. As a result, these passive-income machines tend not to hold onto much cash and must finance their acquisitions by taking on debt.
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billion special dividend at the time of spinoff and future dividends as 3M will retain a 19% stake in the business. billion special dividend at the time of spinoff and future dividends as 3M will retain a 19% stake in the business. Organic sales fell 3.2%
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