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Monday, April 12, 2010
Stock Movement - 12 APR 2010: Cache Logistics closes at 0.955 on the first day of trading
Author's Note
The projected yield for 2010 is 8.7% over the IPO price of 0.880, or DPU of 7.656 cents annually. The closing price of 0.955 means the projected yield is now down to about 8%. The closing price is about 9.7% above the NAV per unit of 0.870. The industrial Reits of similar asset value like AIMSAMPIReit and Cambridge are still trading at discounts to their NAVs per unit (See About a Reit - IPO of Cache Logistics Trust).
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Stock Movement - 3 MAR 2010: Fortune Reit closes at 52 weeks high of HKD 3.41
Author's Note
Following its announcement on Feb 24 to seek dual-primary listing in Hong Kong, the stock price of the Reit has been moving upwards.
The Reit has further announced today that it has made a submission to the securities and futures commission of hong kong for the dual listing. See report.
The Reit closes at HKD 3.01 on Feb 24 prior to the announcement about the dual listing. At the closing price today, the price has moved up by about 13%.
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Stock Movement - 3 FEB 2010: Starhill Global Price Movement XD
Stock price of Starhill Global has been quite volatile since the announcement of acquisitions of the Australian and Malaysian properties in Nov 2009. The acquisition of David Jones Building was completed in 20 Jan 2010, and should contribute to the distribution in Q1 2010. There has yet to be any further updates on the acquisition of the Malaysian properties Starhill Gallery and Lot 10. The Reit manages to increase the DPU from 0.95 to 0.97 QoQ. Hopefully with the confirmation of the acquisition plan for the Malaysian properties, the Reit will be able trend upwards. The Reit was recently upgraded to Buy by DBS Vickers with a target price of 0.66.
Monday, January 4, 2010
Stock Movement - 4 JAN 2010: Starhill Global surges up to 0.55 despite demise of Reit Manager's CEO
Author's Note
Apparently some has thought that the demise of the Reit manager's CEO will send the stock price lower, but the stock price has gone up substantially instead. It may be that either the sell down has already happened the previous week, or market has decided that the demise of the CEO will not have a significant impact on the fundamentals of the Reit. The stock was largely trading at 0.510 in the previous week. Those who have 'bravely' bought it would have made a handsome profit today. It remains to be seen whether this stock will finally see some light after a downtrend, followed by up and down ride since the middle of November when its acquisition plans were announced.
Friday, January 1, 2010
Stock Movement - 31 DEC 2009: Ascendas Reit continues to surge higher at high volume. (Close $2.220, +0.130)
Author's Word
Not only was Ascendas Reit able to maintain above $2 level for the past few days since Dec 23, it has managed to close at the highest stock price for the whole year at $2.22. We do not know how much of this was due to year end window dressing, but it is definitely a significant milestone for this stock.
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Stock Movement - 31 DEC 2009: Ascendas Reit continues to surge higher at high volume. (Close $2.220, +0.130)
Stock Movement - Starhill Global Reit in Top 10 Volume Today
Stock Movement - Ascendas Reit is a $2.00 stock again
Stock Movement - Fortune Reit closes above the HK$3 toda
Stock Movement - MacArthurCook Reit and MacArthurCook Rights
Stock Movement - Capitacomm trends up to 52 weeks high. K-Reit breaks out of trading range.
Stock Movement - Fortune Reit closes above the HK$2.90 level today
Stock Movement - CapitaMall climbs back above the 1.8 level
Stock Movement - Starhill Global in narrow trading range (close 0.525, -0.005)
Stock Movement - Starhill Global finally breaks downtrend (close 0.53, +0.015)
Stock Movement - Starhill Global continues downtrend (close 0.53, -0.01)
Stock Movement - Kreit trends down after issue of rights units
Stock Movement - Starhill Global share price drops about 4.3% after acquisition announcement
Monday, December 28, 2009
Stock Movement - Starhill Global Reit in Top 10 Volume Today
Author's Note
Since the Reit's announcement of acquisition of properties in the middle of Nov 2009, its stock price has not been performing well for the past few weeks. For a few times it has went up to 0.530 - 0.540 level, only to be sold down to the 0.510 - 0.515 level again. Perhaps market is waiting for clearer details of its funding for the acquisition of the Malaysian properties, Starhill Gallery and Lot 10, before the price is stabilized.
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Stock Movement - Ascendas Reit is a $2.00 stock again
This stock has largely been trading above $2.00 in 2008 before the fall of Lehman. From Jan 2009 onwards, the stock has never managed to cross the $2.00 level until yesterday. Finally, this stock is back as a $2.00 stock again. We will have to see whether it will hold above this level in days to come.
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Stock Movement - Fortune Reit closes above the HK$3 today
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Stock Movement - MacArthurCook Reit and MacArthurCook Rights
Author's Note
There was a arbitrage opportunity today. If you had wanted to buy the shares directly at say S$0.200, you could have bought the rights at S$0.035 and subscribed for the rights shares at the Rights Issue Price of S$0.159 per unit, which will then cost you a total of S$0.194 per share, a discount of S$0.006 per share. Of course you must remember to subscribe to the rights shares before the deadline on Dec 17. Note that commission has not been factored in, but you would have incurred commission charges anyway whether you are buying the shares or the rights. Big shareholders could have make use of this opportunity to sell the mother shares and buy the rights to pocket the difference in pricing. Of course the number of shares and rights transacted have to be substantial to make a significant difference.
Pro Forma Figures
With reference to the section on PRO FORMA IMPACT OF THE PROPOSED TRANSACTIONS in the CIRCULAR TO UNITHOLDERS on Nov 6, following are some of the pro forma figures:
- DPU for 1H 2010 (01 Apr 2009 to 30 Sep 2009) = 1.04 cents
- NAV per unit as at 30 Sep 2009 = $0.31
- Total Debt as at 30 Sep 2009 = $190,758,000
- Appraised value/purchase price of portfolio for 1H 2010 = $652,866,000
- Gearing as at 30 Sep 2009 = 29.0%
- Units in issue = 1,465,308,000
Base on the pro forma DPU for 1H 2010 of 1.04 cents, and NAV of $0.31, at the price of $0.194 via buying of rights and subscribing to rights shares, the pro forma yield will be about 10.7%, and at a discount of about 37.4% to the NAV.
Things to take note:
- Above figures may not hold if industrial properties continue to devalue and rental income continue to decline.
- The purchase price of 1A International Business Park (1A IBP) of S$90.0 million was agreed upon in 25 August 2007. Current valuation is S$73.0 million, according to the letter to unit holders on Nov 16.
Monday, December 7, 2009
Stock Movement - Capitacomm trends up to 52 weeks high. K-Reit breaks out of trading range.
Is this signaling the beginning of recovery of the office sector? The recent K-REIT Asia Investor Meetings December 2009 seems to suggest so in the Singapore Office Sector Outlook of the presentation slides.
Currently both REITs are trading at a yield of around 5-6%, and at a discount to their NAV of 1.49. Gearing of Capitacomm and K-Reit are around 31% and 9% (post rights issue) respectively.
Friday, December 4, 2009
Stock Movement - Fortune Reit closes above the HK$2.90 level today
Fortune Reit closed at a high of above HK$3.32 on Aug 21, one trading day before the announcement of rights issue and acquisitions of 3 new properties on Aug 24. Following the announcement, the price fell to the HK$2.9 level and hovered around that region for a few weeks. The price fell further when the rights were being traded, hitting an intraday low of HK$2.45 on Sep 24. Following the issue of new shares, the price was mostly around the HK$2.7 region.
Author's Note:
I have bought Fortune during the rights trading period at around HK$2.70++. Bought more when the price went lower to around HK$2.50++. Also successfully applied for some excess rights shares at HK$2.29. Average price is around HK$2.60. My rational for buying the stock then was because with the price around HK$2.5 to HK$2.7 region, and the promo forma semi annual DPU of HK$0.1203, the yield is estimated to be around 8-9% post rights issue, still one of the highest among the REITs, with the gearing still maintained at a relatively low level of around 25%. If the uptrend continues, there will finally be some pay off to my patience.
There will be a semi annual distribution at the end of this quarter, XD probably around January next year. Hopefully this will be a support and even boost to the share price. However, one thing to take note is that the REIT might not meet the promo forma DPU for this semi annual distribution as the 3 new properties were only officially acquired on Oct 15 2009. Their rental contribution to the coming semi-annual distribution will only be for one quarter.
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Stock Movement - CapitaMall climbs back above the 1.8 level
After closing at a high of 1.87 on Oct 1, the REIT has been trending downwards after the announcement of the CapitaMall Asia IPO. Many has attributed this to the transferring of funds from CapitaMall Trust to CapitaMall Asia. The REIT hits an intraday low of 1.56 on Nov 2, and been hovering around 1.6 to 1.7 level for the past few weeks. The REIT has been slowly trending up after the IPO of CapitaMall Asia on Nov 25, and manages to close above 1.8 today.
Thursday, November 26, 2009
Stock Movement - Starhill Global in narrow trading range (close 0.525, -0.005)
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Stock Movement - Starhill Global finally breaks downtrend (close 0.53, +0.015)
Monday, November 23, 2009
Stock Movement - Starhill Global continues downtrend (close 0.53, -0.01)
As of this writing, there has not been any filing of report in SGX about cutting of stake by any substantial share holders.
Stock Movement - Kreit trends down after issue of rights units
In the related reports, after the rights issue, Kreit units held by Keppel Land have increased to 45.38 % of total units in issue. Units held by Keppel Corp have increased to 75.87% of units in issue. Free float now stands at about 24.13%, which is towards the low side. You may view the related reports here.
Friday, November 20, 2009
Stock Movement - Starhill Global share price drops about 4.3% after acquisition announcement
Did some back of the envelope calculations after the announcement on Nov 18, and thought it was quite a good deal since it is yield-accretive, and the malaysian properties were at a rather large discount to their latest valuation. Furthermore, Starhill Global still has about SGD 300 million cash from the rights issue. To date, there has not been any SGX announcements about cutting of stake by any substantial share holder.
Wanted to know the reasons for the sell down, but was unable to find any conclusive ones. Read some analyst reports and the following are 2 sore points to the acquisitions:
- There is not enough details about the funding of the Malaysian properties, which have a price tag of SGD 423.3 million. Accord to the reports, the market may not be comfortable with this overhang.
- The market may prefer REITs that are pure local play rather than such a geographically diversified portfolio, which will now include properties in Singapore, China, Japan, Australia, and Malaysia.
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