DigiCo Infrastructure REIT Director Increases Equity via Board Fee Rights Exercise

An update from Digico Infrastructure REIT ( (AU:DGT) ) is now available.

DigiCo Infrastructure REIT has disclosed a change in director Joseph Carrozzi AM’s holdings, following the exercise of rights under the Non-Executive Director Equity Plan. Carrozzi converted a tranche of his FY26 board fee entitlements into equity, increasing his direct holding of fully paid stapled securities from 48,209 to 61,723 and reducing his rights to acquire stapled securities.

The transaction involved no cash consideration, as the securities were issued in lieu of cash board fees, and there were no disposals of existing holdings. This move marginally strengthens board-aligned ownership in the REIT and signals continued use of equity-based compensation to align director interests with those of securityholders, without affecting overall capital structure through market trades.

The most recent analyst rating on (AU:DGT) stock is a Buy with a A$3.54 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Digico Infrastructure REIT stock, see the AU:DGT Stock Forecast page.

More about Digico Infrastructure REIT

DigiCo Infrastructure REIT, listed on the ASX as DGT, is a real estate investment trust focused on digital infrastructure assets. The vehicle comprises HMC Digital Infrastructure Ltd and HMC Digital Infrastructure Trust, reflecting a stapled security structure commonly used for infrastructure and property investments in Australia.

Average Trading Volume: 2,219,279

Technical Sentiment Signal: Strong Sell

Current Market Cap: A$1.14B

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