QUOTE(CP88 @ Jun 26 2012, 09:24 PM)
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Hmmm... Arreit capital gain of 40 million.. Hope can be distributed in the form of dividend to shareholders.

imo, it's better if they use the money to buy better properties and collect more rental
QUOTE(yok70 @ Jun 27 2012, 12:41 AM)
Thanks!
Based on Mopster master's calculation, at current price of around 8.00:
For every 1000 shares of Kassets,
we are getting 2430 cash + 5240 reit, so it's about 30% of cash.
(8000-2430)/5240 = 1.06 per unit of reit
dpu 0.077, so at 1.06 gross yield is 7.26%.
Which means, for Kassets holders, they will have to leave 30% of their cash with 0% interest until end of March next year.
The good side is that 70% of their investment will be turn into IGBReit shares by Sept this year.
Wondering at what price the reit's IPO price would be. If it's lower than 1.06/unit, then we are sort of losing in a way to look at it.
Please correct me if I were wrong.

lol, me no master la.. more like xiaodidi..
~they are targeting opening price of RM1.00 per unit..
~yah.. imo, it's not worth getting it if above RM7.60...
~with offer price of RM1 per unit, the valuation is stretched to the ceiling already... the PNAV is at 1, with the average of MREIT at 1.03.. Furthermore, the PBR is also higher at 1.39 compared to 1.20 retail reit average...
~as for why we're getting the shares later: i think upon the listing of IGB Reit, Kasset is still the shareholder of IGBR, while we're still the shareholder of Kasset.. (meaning status-quo).. we'll become the official shareholder when Kasset distributes the shares a few weeks later. As for the cap reduction and repayment, it's likely that we'll get back the money earlier.. march 2013 imo is like the worst case scenario with court delays, bla bla...
~Unfortunately, IGB will not inject other properties like hospitality and office into IGBR, they will put those into separate reits in the future...