To get a rich husband is more like goreng stock (high risk high gain), to get a great husband is more like invest stock (steady income).

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Added on March 20, 2012, 1:07 pmI also get it from this website. So it's 8.6% gross yield.
Anyway, lets just assume it to be 7-8% then. No need think too hard on this.

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Added on March 20, 2012, 1:09 pmI am still a bit blur blur on how to judge the income from Hotel reit.
Is the rental fees fixed at certain rates? Or is it depends on the hotel's business?
Thanks!

This post has been edited by yok70: Mar 20 2012, 01:09 PM

Do not rely any website to count, count your own is the best and most accurate answer.

It is fixed, disregard the hotel profit or loss.
You rent the premise to the hotel management company, you received the rental, the rest of hotel business issue, is none of your business.

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Added on March 20, 2012, 2:09 pmThe data is accurate, but we cannot rely on past data to count, we need to latest and projected DPU aka from its operation.
Previously Stareit distributed the realisation of gain of disposal of Lot10 and Starhill to Starhill Global, those are not repetitive in the future.

In the previous proposal of changing Stareit into hospitality reit has stated clearly the projected DPU may be around 6.9%.
http://announcements.bursamalaysia.com/edm...cquisitions.pdf

This post has been edited by cherroy: Mar 20 2012, 02:09 PM

Thanks for the clarification.
So I assume KPJ reit is also the same case right? Its income has nothing to do with the hospital's business.

Same across even for CMMT, Sunreit, those retailers in the mall business has nothing to do with them.
Having said that, if the mall business is good, means the future you have a chance to raise the rental rate.
You hope the tenants doing well as well, although it is none of the reit concern.
Tenants doing well can pay rental on time, have a chance to renew and raise rental rate as well when lease expired

Reit is about rent/lease the property only.

I think I read somewhere that Boustead reit is a bit weird. It can earn more if palm oil price surge up?

From my (mis?)understanding:
BSDREIT makes $ from managing the plantation AND a profit sharing %. Thus if palm oil prices UP, sales revenue UP and profits UP - BSDREIT gets a cut of it from their customer(s).

Ya, this one is a bit unique.
Until now, I don't understand the mechanism, so no invest in it.

This post has been edited by cherroy: Mar 20 2012, 03:18 PM

That seems like a REIT + palm oil ETF 2-in-1 product.

Well, i wouldnt say "palm oil ETF" heheh - just some biz agreement between BSDREIT and their customer mar coz BSDREIT manages palm oil plantation land wor, direct impact on fruits/deliverables.

http://www.al-hadharahboustead.com.my/overview.html
Income Streams

Under the Al-Hadharah Boustead REIT, plantation assets will be leased back to the vendors for a three-year renewable tenancy with a cumulative period of up to thirty years. At the end of every three years, the fixed rental will be reviewed and a new rental will be agreed between the parties. The new rental will be determined based on historical crude palm oil (CPO) prices, prevailing and expected future CPO prices, cost of production, extraction rates and yield per hectare. Hence, income sources for Al-Hadharah Boustead REIT include:

Fixed Rental

With the renewal of the Ijarah agreement effective from 1 January 2010, the fixed rental income for the second tenancy term is increased from Tenants will pay a cumulative fixed rental of approximately RM53.2 million to RM57.8 million per annum for the first tenancy term of three years. This will be payable on a bi-monthly basis.

Performance-Based Profit Sharing

In addition to a fixed rental, the Al-Hadharah Boustead REIT may enjoy an annual profit sharing of net incremental income based on a formula pegged to CPO and fresh fruit bunch (FFB) prices. This net incremental income is determined based on the actual CPO price realised for the year, above the reference price of RM2,000 per MT for the first next three years. It will be shared on a 50:50 basis between the Tenants and the Fund. This profit sharing payment is the first of its kind in the REIT market and may translate into more handsome distribution yields for unitholders.

This post has been edited by wongmunkeong: Mar 20 2012, 09:24 PM

long time did not follow reits.
question : is that true that cmmt is giving right issue ?

from where u heard the rumors ?

Was reported last year to be under consideration.

http://www.theedgemalaysia.com/highlights/...ghts-issue.html

Thanks

I was queuing at that price as well.

Does ARREIT pays dividend via E-Dividend or old-fashioned cheque ?

Collected to date S REITs

a) AIMSAMPI Reit x 28000 shares at $1.075

b) Sabana Reit x 25000 shares at $0.94

How can Tower Reit rise more than $0.10 <.< ... nasib I bought it cheaper.

Most of the reit strong now. Don't no when the next round coming down.

cheque

Has anybody received ARREIT cheque for the 4Q 2011 Dividend (payment date: 21 Mar 2012) ?