What is the min to subscribe the ipo?

could be 10k units

Keppel Reit hv not been good to me.
I bought in at Sept 2014..at 1.23. then added in 2015
and added in 2016. My average now 1.10..

Its still negative Capital growth for me even after costing in all the dividends...

Hmmm.. should i invest more?

Why do u think its good?

I bought at 0.8x and 0.9x and planning to top up some to become a portfolio.

Croesus and OCBC are good too.

This post has been edited by prince_mk: Apr 27 2016, 01:33 PM

Singapore-listed, China-heavy retail and office REIT, Mapletree Greater China Commercial Trust, announced on 27 April that it has achieved a distribution per unit (DPU) of 1.923 Singapore cents for its 4Q FY15/16, an increase of 10.4% over the 1.742 cents paid in the same period for the last financial year.

Distributable income for the period increased by 11.9% to SGD53.02 million. Correspondingly gross revenue and net property income (NPI) for the period came in 15.2% and 17.3% higher at SGD87.83 million and SGD73.02 million respectively.

Soilbuild Business Space REIT relative valuation is now UNDERVALUED. It was previously rated NEUTRAL, and has a fundamental analysis score of 61.

Our analysis is based on comparing Soilbuild Business Space REIT with the following peers – Frasers Centrepoint Trust, Keppel REIT, Cache Logistics Trust and Lippo Malls Indonesia Retail Trust (J69U-SG, K71U-SG, K2LU-SG and D5IU-SG).

Lippo Malls REIT reports 5.1% increase in DPU for 1Q 2016

Indonesia-focused retail REIT, Lippo Malls Indonesia Retail Trust (LMIRT), announced on 3 May that it has achieved a distribution per unit (DPU) of 0.83 Singapore cents for its 1Q 2016, an increase of 5.1% from the 0.79 cents paid in 1Q 2015.

Distributable income for the period came in at SGD23.18 million, 7.8% higher year-on-year than the SGD21.5 million reported for the corresponding period of 1Q 2015.

Correspondingly gross revenue and net property income (NPI) came 7.6% and 4.6% higher at SGD37.14 million and SGD40.83 million respectively.

“We have achieved quarterly increases in DPU since 2Q 2015”, said Viven Sitiabudi, Executive Director of the REIT’s manager.

“With the country’s large population base and rapidly expanding middle consumer class with increasing levels of purchasing power and disposable income, we look forward to growing our revenues and distributions to unitholders in the coming quarters”, she added.

The REIT’s total outstanding debt as at 31 March 2016 was SGD695 million, with a gearing ratio of 35.7%. Portfolio occupancy for the period was at 94.7%.

wow.. anyone added this?

selling soilbuildbiz today, getting out.

looks unlikely it will get better.



picking up a bit more suntec.

maybe this will help:

CROESUS TRUST

3Q FY2016 DPU of 1.86 cents per unit with quarterly year-on-year DPU growth of 19.2%1.

• 3Q YTD2016 DPU of 5.36 cents per unit with half yearly year-on-year DPU growth of 8.1%1.

Capitalcomm dropped to 1.38 hmmm wonder why?

I THINKING of collecting...

i will average down if drop further more.

Wonder if anyone here has experience using HLeBroking to trade SGX shares? If yes, appreciate some feedback on the platform. User friendly?

Do u use hlb to trade msia shares? User friendly?

No. The help desk told me the local and foreign use different platforms. I only interested in SGX shares.

yes, the hleb foreign platform is diff from bursa, called IRESS.

i am using both cimb and hleb foreign.

i will say hleb one is a more basic, not very eye-friendly, the figures are small. but is reliable.

cimb one is much prettier, easier to read.

note if u want real time data, there are conditions for both - either pay or do certain. no. of transactions per month.

Which do you prefer? What about the conversion rate from RM to SGD? Did you compare which is better? Even though HLeBroking is basic, can it easily accomplish simple buy and sell orders that are done infrequently? And lastly, do you maintain SGD cash balances in their trust accounts? Or do you convert everytime you buy and sell? Thx

This post has been edited by aspartame: May 13 2016, 11:59 PM

Which do you prefer?
i have a better relationship with CIMB, so i prefer CIMB.

What about the conversion rate from RM to SGD?
Did you compare which is better?
That, CIMB always better. But brokerage fee, handling fee may not be - this u need to check for details.

Even though HLeBroking is basic, can it easily accomplish simply buy and sell orders that are done infrequently?
Not a problem. It is reliable.

And lastly, do you maintain SGD cash balances in their trust account?
Yes, but small amounts only. No interest paid on foreign currency.

Or do you convert everytime you buy and sell?
This one can get complicated...
HLEB is better in this aspect as u auto maintain in same foreign currency whenever u buy or sell.
do not assume this is the case with all local banks/brokers. due to some internal procedure/policies, it can be different. cimb, for example, treats every transaction in RM, the buy/sell rates of transaction date(s). u must tell them before hand u want to keep trading profits in same foreign currency, failing which they will auto convert to RM. but that only applies to contra trades, not paid up stocks. so if not trading, not an issue.

This post has been edited by AVFAN: May 14 2016, 12:13 AM

Thanks. The last part regarding auto conversion for CIMB is a very important point for me. Eventhough it only applies to contra trades and not long term hold kind of trades, I prefer a consistent approach. Thanks again for pointing this out. This will rule out CIMB for me. For those who do contra trades, this auto conversion is a hidden cost because of the conversion loss everytime you buy and sell.