QUOTE(Pink Spider @ Aug 6 2015, 09:37 PM)
Go up ? You are really greedy. You are lucky if it just drop 2 sen M Reits Version 7, Malaysia Real Estate Investment
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QUOTE(yok70 @ Aug 6 2015, 08:28 PM) Thanks for feedback. With RM depreciation, property price will be looked more cheaper in term of newer foreign investor pov.I'm still not too comfortable while facing rate hike market sentiment risk. Our M-REITs are trading at rather moderate yield despite currency disaster. Considering Axreit, Sunreit, Pavreit and IGBreit, their net yield are ranging from 4.7%-5.3%, where the troublesome sg wang makes cmmt a little higher at 5.6%. Ringgit had felt 24% yoy, which had not priced into the yield. I am not sure what is current weight on foreign investors in M-REIT, especially Singapore investors. It used to be quite a bit for Sunreit and cmmt. If they pull out because of low return (aka depressing ringgit + moderate but not high net yield), could depress the share price. Currently I owned a bit of cmmt and Axreit. Not dare to hold too much, only about 3% of my portfolio. Once stock price of reit dropped down to higher yield range (like more than 6~7%), it actually look attractive for foreign investors. Reit will become not attractive if USD carry yield more than 2-3%, which the chance is remote. US rate hike won't go more than 1% range considered inflation is beneath due to commodities price slump and inflation figure staying low. If US rate hike more than 2-3%, it just suggests that inflation start to become an issue, by then it just means commodities price going up already. Commodities price going up, it just means property price may go up as well. Property price up, reit valuation up. There is always got positive and negative factor that falling in between. Not totally one sided. With currency depreciation, hard asset is always preferred, and reit is one of kind of hard asset, the more important for reit is their portfolio has good premium property that always high in demand. |
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whats wrong with mqreit?
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not low enuf
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Another (half) REIT announced dividends...KLCC Stapled Group...
Earnings improved, but revenue dragged down by weakness in hotel operations |
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Aug 8 2015, 01:01 AM
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Atrium declared Dividend of 3.6 cents in 2Q15
On annualized basis, its DY @ 9.38% (b4 wht) or 8.44% (after wht) |
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QUOTE(wil-i-am @ Aug 8 2015, 01:01 AM) Atrium declared Dividend of 3.6 cents in 2Q15 You can't count like this.On annualized basis, its DY @ 9.38% (b4 wht) or 8.44% (after wht) There is one off disposal gain that contributed the higher than normal operation DPU. Operational rental income has dropped from 3.7 mil last year Q, to now 2.6 mil. If you stripe out the one off disposal gain amounted 4.2 mil, the DPU only around 1 cent only. ( Somemore another 1 property lease is expiring soon. So future DPU may be in risk at lower side, until new tenant being secured on the vacant property. That's the reason why I sell off my holding on Atrium at RM1.2x. |
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QUOTE(Pink Spider @ Aug 8 2015, 09:19 AM) QUOTE(cherroy @ Aug 8 2015, 09:47 AM) You can't count like this. From an investment perspective at current price of RM1.13. Upside potential RM1.30+ fully tenanted in best of market sentiment. Downside prospect ?There is one off disposal gain that contributed the higher than normal operation DPU. Operational rental income has dropped from 3.7 mil last year Q, to now 2.6 mil. If you stripe out the one off disposal gain amounted 4.2 mil, the DPU only around 1 cent only. ( Somemore another 1 property lease is expiring soon. So future DPU may be in risk at lower side, until new tenant being secured on the vacant property. That's the reason why I sell off my holding on Atrium at RM1.2x. Total 4 properties. 1) Atrium Puchong vacant. DHL moved to own newly built mega facilities in SA. 2) Atrium SA2 (Ceva). 4 months lease expiring next month Sept 2015. REIT with such short lease means what? Customer leaving for other places soon ? 3) Atrium SA1 (DHL) lease expiring end 2016. Will DHL renew lease or move to own facilities in SA neaby like DHL puchong? 4) Atrium USJ the smallest is tenanted with 3 different customers, lease expiring between end 2015 - 2017. Is leasing industrial size properties as easy/simple as renting a terrace house or apartment ? Going to be an epic challenge in 2017 for Atrium if they are left with only Atrium USJ tenanted and 3 other non-performing properties to service interest on loans. Means from hereon, downside prospect can worsen till 2017 when it,s trading at <RM0.30 ? Good thing Atrium don,t have institutional investors, else they would have been sold down long ago. If I still have Atrium shares, I would take the opportunity to sell next week to some blur retail investors who don,t bother to do any research beyond reading the Bursa announcements. |
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Aug 9 2015, 07:46 AM
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Aug 9 2015, 11:12 AM
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QUOTE(bullchips @ Aug 8 2015, 02:46 PM) From an investment perspective at current price of RM1.13. Upside potential RM1.30+ fully tenanted in best of market sentiment. Downside prospect ? It won't trade below RM0.30 lah. Total 4 properties. 1) Atrium Puchong vacant. DHL moved to own newly built mega facilities in SA. 2) Atrium SA2 (Ceva). 4 months lease expiring next month Sept 2015. REIT with such short lease means what? Customer leaving for other places soon ? 3) Atrium SA1 (DHL) lease expiring end 2016. Will DHL renew lease or move to own facilities in SA neaby like DHL puchong? 4) Atrium USJ the smallest is tenanted with 3 different customers, lease expiring between end 2015 - 2017. Is leasing industrial size properties as easy/simple as renting a terrace house or apartment ? Going to be an epic challenge in 2017 for Atrium if they are left with only Atrium USJ tenanted and 3 other non-performing properties to service interest on loans. Means from hereon, downside prospect can worsen till 2017 when it,s trading at <RM0.30 ? Good thing Atrium don,t have institutional investors, else they would have been sold down long ago. If I still have Atrium shares, I would take the opportunity to sell next week to some blur retail investors who don,t bother to do any research beyond reading the Bursa announcements. Even all property have difficulty to be leased out, worst to worst, liquidate all the properties and return the cash to shareholders. The reit NAV stood at about Rm1.30, even fire-sale the property at 30% discount, you still have around Rm0.90 worth per share. Properties itself still have their own worth. |
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QUOTE(wil-i-am @ Aug 9 2015, 07:46 AM) QUOTE(cherroy @ Aug 9 2015, 11:12 AM) It won't trade below RM0.30 lah. Er, in 2008/9 it traded about RM0.60 fully tenanted with just a potential risk on Atrium SA2. Nothing academic here, just illogical market sentiment which is part and parcel of the market. Inversely, how much would it have traded if all properties were vacant except one? Even all property have difficulty to be leased out, worst to worst, liquidate all the properties and return the cash to shareholders. The reit NAV stood at about Rm1.30, even fire-sale the property at 30% discount, you still have around Rm0.90 worth per share. Properties itself still have their own worth. 2017 is also about whence the next major stock market cyclical correction can occur - about every decade (give or take a couple of years). It takes time to liquidate all the properties - meanwhile your $$ is locked with no income when opportunities abound elsewhere( stable DPU should be the only consideration for REIT ). That's why the ? in my sentence. P.S. would you buy at RM0.90 without DPU ? This post has been edited by bullchips: Aug 9 2015, 03:40 PM |
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