QUOTE(elea88 @ Oct 19 2015, 02:06 PM)
Keppel Infra Trust was formerly known as CitySpring Infrastructure Trust. This was the first trust that I invested in when I first started in the Singapore REITs sector many years ago. I invested into KIT (or CIT) when CIT first IPO'ed.There were many problems. The unit price dropped, when I attended the AGM and asked questions, the CFO acted more like a lawyer than the board of directors explaining thing to the shareholders, etc,...
The unit price dropped badly, and the DPU was also reduced. I thought the trust was delisted till I heard recently that the Keppel Group bought it over.
Out of personal experience, I think I'll stay away from KIT (or CIT) for the time being, until I see clearer pictures ahead.
Lol,... I still remembered,... back then, we were always debating whether a REIT having zero or negative earnings per unit was able to give out dividends in a safe and consistent manner. CIT management was ALWAYS ADVOCATING that for a trust, the most important thing was cashflow, AND NOT earnings. Hence, having zero earnings was FINE for a REIT,....
The unit price never appreciated and dropped all the way. I'm surprised that the Keppel group finally absorbed this trust into its family.
Managed to secure quite some lots of Keppel Corp today. Caught the lots at 7.24, the lowest price for today.
Edited by adding : I wouldn't be surprised if the earnings per unit today is near to zero or in the negative region. The rentals they collected could never yield net property income, I really haven't really studied why,.. but I think it's because of the characteristics of the assets that they hold.
This post has been edited by Hansel: Oct 19 2015, 07:17 PM
Oct 19 2015, 07:12 PM

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