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Goodman Group forecasts higher operating profit August 10, 2012 10:30 AM

Goodman Group (ASX:GMG) has posted 21 per cent increase in its fiscal 2012 operating profit which it believes will grow by 6 per cent in fiscal 2013.

The property investor says the strength of its businesses in Europe and Asia as well as a climbing contribution from development and management activities has them well positioned to consolidate positive earnings growth.

Goodman Group is forecasting a full year operating profit of $524 million in accordance with those growth factors.

Goodman will pay a final distribution of 9 cents, bringing the total payout to 18 cents.

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