2 ftse 250 of earth.

He Ftse 250 It is a popular hunting field for investors looking for growth shares. Its composition of medium capitalization actions provides (in theory) more scope for significant growth of profits than the Ftse 100Blue chips and, therefore, the potential for higher capital gains.

What unfairly receives less attention is the ability of the index to provide a decent passive income. To illustrate the point, the front dividend yield of the FTSE 250 of 3.5% of coincidence offered in the foot.

Today I am looking for the best 'Rounders' so that the United Kingdom investors share to buy today. Here are two of the FTSE 250, I think they are attractive growth and dividends actions, and especially at current prices.

Warehouse reit

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Real Estate Investment Trusts (Reit) as Warehouse reit (LSE: Whr) Usually, it does not have the potential to offer a growth of stratospheric dividends. But they compensate this by providing a reliable flow of passive income regardless of economic conditions.

This is thanks in large part to the Dividends Rules Reit. Every year, at least 90% of annual rental profits must be distributed through dividends.

However, this is only not enough to guarantee constant dividends, given its relationship with the delivery of profits. However, profits in companies like this are usually immune to volatility thanks to the long contracts with which the tenants are tied.

In the case of Warehouse Reit, the unplanned weighted average lease term (WAULT) from September was 4.7 years.

City analysts expect annual dividends to be blocked for this financial year (until March 2025) and next year. However, investors can still enjoy a tasty dividend yield of 6.2%.

I hope that the growing demand for logistics properties underwent large long -term dividends here. I think it is worth considering despite the interest rate risks for their profits (for example, the potential of higher indebtedness costs and reduced asset values).

In fact, municipal analysts expect profits to increase 23% in 2025 financial and 7% in 2026 financial. With a price ratio (PEP) of 0.8 for this year, which represents a decent money ratio.

Any reading below suggests that an action is undervalued.

Baking

Baking (LSE: Bakk) is another FTSE 250 action that offers an attractive combination of growth, dividends and value.

The forecasts think that the profits will jump 26% year after year in 2025. This lets it be a multiple of PEG forward of 0.6. Meanwhile, the expectations of another dividend increase leave the dividend yield by 4.9%fleshy.

Bakkavor manufactures freshly prepared food such as bread, salads, pizzas and desserts. This has two different advantages for investors.

First, the profits of the food industry tend to remain stable regardless of economic conditions. We all need to eat, right?

Second, the company is taking advantage of a rapid growth segment: people are increasingly inclined to the healthiest and most fresh meals, but an increasingly large number of us do not have time to prepare them. Bakkavor solves this problem.

With operations throughout the United Kingdom, USA and China, Bakkavor provides exposure to solid rock markets along with rapid growth. However, keep in mind that its geographical footprint leaves it vulnerable to the risk of foreign currency.

Bakkavor has also experienced profits in Asia recently, although the success of recent restructuring initiatives is an encouraging omen.