MIIF announced their full year results and to me it is largely expected. The contribution from increasing investment in TBC have resulted in greater earnings and dividend payout.

We should expect next year to be better and MIIF reflecting the full year earnings of TBC.

1. All three infrastructure investments all posts revenue increases
2. Based on last analysis a payout of 4.5 cents is safe. This brings a prevailing yield of 7.7%
3. It is anticipated that TBC will see continued subscriber growth across all of its
   businesses, with particularly strong growth in digital up-take.
4. CXP is anticipated to continue performing steadily in 2012 although growth is anticipated to continue performing steadily in 2012, although growth
   could be tempered if steel export tariffs are increased. In addition, CXP will
   continue to face cost pressures, particularly with wage levels expected to
   increase in China.
5. At HNE it is anticipated that slower ...