Parkland Income Fund Declares Distribution Payment
RED DEER, AB, Nov. 15 /CNW/ - Parkland Income Fund (TSX: PKI.UN), Canada's largest independent fuel distributer and marketer, today announced that a distribution of $0.105 per trust unit will be payable on December 15, 2010 to unitholders of record on November 30, 2010.
About Parkland Income Fund
Parkland Income Fund is Canada's largest independent fuel distribution and marketing company, delivering fuel products from regional refineries to retail, commercial and reseller customers coast-to-coast. Through its network of 620 retail locations, 77 commercial branches, 71 cardlock locations and through wholesale agreements, the Company distributes 3.4 billion litres of fuel annually, representing 4.7% of the total Canadian fuel market (market share in some regions of operation is higher).
Parkland currently distributes fuel to retail customers under its Fas Gas Plus, Fas Gas and Race Trac brands as well as through distribution agreements with 293 Esso locations. Parkland also supplies propane, bulk fuel, heating oil, lubricants, industrial fluids and associated services to commercial and industrial customers across Canada under the Neufeld, United Petroleum, Columbia Fuels, Bluewave Energy and Great Northern Oil brands.
Parkland offers investors a balance of yield and growth. The Company is delivering value to unitholders by growing fuel volumes through carefully selected acquisitions, working closely with suppliers to achieve a material cost advantage and achieving greater efficiency through operational excellence.
Parkland units and convertible debentures trade on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) under the symbols PKI.UN and PKI.DB. For more information visit www.parkland.ca.
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For investor and media inquiries, or to be added to the email news alert service, please contact Mike W. Chorlton, President and CEO; Ken J. Grondin, Senior Vice President and CFO; or Tom McMillan, Investor Relations Manager at 403-357-6400 or [email protected]
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