...will further hantam kaw kaw today !! ....

previous reit oso solid upon debut - al salam $$$$$$$

KL & Johor cannot compare lor..
The profit differs

Exactly my point, previous comment @nikazwa mentioned REIT IPO must be good because pavilion reit registered 30% profit too. Pav REIT main holdings in KL, KIP main holdings in Johor, its both retail but one is high end the other is mid to low end target. Totally different background and shouldn't be used as a reference.

Benster - you seems overly takut.....even IPO oso takut liao ....so how how to punt in the open market haaa ?

so no need to apply this ipo-- safe with $$$$ oso you takut liao ....

>> for you just buy grandma FD ( fixed deposit ) and for sure there is 3 % PEANUT @ CHICKEN FEED
NEVER FAILED RETURN

This post has been edited by SURE ANGPOW: Jan 13 2017, 11:49 AM

It's also not that. Pavilion Reit on first listing only has their mall and the office building as their initial portfolio which of evident that if you do visit Pavilion, the tenants have a long waiting list when renting out the shops, proving that the safety net when securing another tenant is easy because one goes in, another goes out.

KIP Reit however, has more properties on their initial portfolio compared to Pavilion. Reits perform differently as well due to their properties (i.e. retail, hotel, office etc.). While diversifying more properties is good for the market, but always remember that having the same characteristics can differ due to the market segment of that area.

What we can see on listing day is that while my TP plus, minus 5% from IPO price, with the pool of public shares to be listed, surely this stock can go up on listing day. Correct me if some parts are wrong.

aiyoo this time got to agree with Mr Lalat ,

KIP IPO SURE ONE......see with the HOT IPO , Penny Rally in Bursa >> finger crossed SURE $$$$

>> me too - to HANTAMM further - meaning more CNY ANGPOWS $$$$$ - free lui worr

Yeah, pavi is premium mall..
We sure cannot compare with KIP..
But there's sure profit to be made, but not till 30%
And KIP tenant turnover also seems high..

This post has been edited by nexona88: Jan 13 2017, 01:22 PM

hi

When we invest in Ipo we actually buy a stake in a compay..means we must have a confidence that the company will grow..we can wait for sometime until the price rise then only we sell them off for good profit..just look at the current pavilion reit price you will understand what I am trying to explain..So make good decision because it is your hard earned money. Serba dinamik ipo also need our attention..this is a good year for Ipo..hopefully

I'm actually considering this IPO, just think that proper consideration should be in place and not buy just because PAVReIT IPO is a success, when both the REITs are totally different in portfolio.

If buy for goreng for fun sure go ahead. But if for DY, based on prospectus, the yield is estimated to be 6% by assuming full 100% rental renewal/new tenants for all due expiry rents for 2017, and subsequently assumes futher improvement in occupancy rate for 2018. And as it is a mart, a lot of short term tenants unlike premium malls, even some tenants go on monthly basis, 2017 itself will have almost 50% NLA rental expiry. One of the highest yield mart in the portfolio has 99% rental expiry in 2017 itself.

With so much risk at an estimated yield of 6%, why not use the money to buy other stable REITs, like SUNREIT giving average 5.5% DY stably for the past 5 years.

Just my humble opinion after looking through the prospectus. Conclusion, for goreng/betting yes, for long term DY seems risky move for little gain.

This post has been edited by Benster124: Jan 13 2017, 01:34 PM

http://www.bfm.my/bg-lim-han-gie-kip-reit-en-route.html#

hahaha....got to agree with u tis time 10000%,FD is the best choice for those who not dare to take risk!!

May i know why IPO should not takut to invest?
Furthermore, this open price of RM1.00 is relatively high for IPO isn't it?

if ipo oso takut , how to punt in the open market

## bursa is not for you ,,,,,,grandma FD , ASB , ASM are good for you - never failed peanut ( chicken_feed ) 3 %

IPO listing have no historical data, no analysis can be done, no supports, therefore it poses higher risk, so it is more likely suitable for traders instead of investor. Just my 2 cents.

Warren Buffett advises investors to stay away from IPO, so you think he takut? He gains all his money from grandma FD?

Daeiii....this is bURSA , is not a developed market like NYSE laaa....

here we love ipo , penny , warrantss $$$$$$$$$$$$

here many speculators even gamblers like me making tons of $$$$$

if follow textbook - gone liao edi

Ya lo. Listen to SURE ANGPOW.

SURE MAKE MONEY lio.


We all huat huat together

Now is IPO Mania

Don't be chicken

That's why i say...

Conclusion, for goreng/betting yes, for long term DY seems risky move for little gain.

Hi guys

IPO in malaysia is something that you can make money..i have the historical data that i have done myself..there was a bad ipo like ranhill where people lost substantial money ,but if you cannot afford to lose money then simply put money in asb,asw or fd..the only thing is you have to wait for a year..very long for 3% - 6% return..we lose some and gain some..cheers !!!!

http://www.bursamalaysia.com/market/listed...ngs/ipo-summary