QUOTE(vergil90 @ Jul 22 2009, 02:06 PM)
Agree with you for this, but i have a few points here:
1. if i am the investor of the 20% sure i will invest lower than market price.
2. The 65mil deal is RPT.
3. The 65mil deal with return just a mere 5.6% will drag down the DPU (after consideration of the 20% private investment, which used to fund to purchase the 65mil)
The EPU will be lower to 14.4 from currently 16sen, which is a negative factor with me.
If i am Axis Reit management, why don't i take advantage with current low interest environment to get a let say get a 4% loan to fund the purchase, although will raise the gearing may be up to maximum 50%, but the additional DPU sure will drive up the price more than the currently RM 1.76 NAV and issue the private placement at least at this price in the nearest term and not dilute the earning like this way.
Just my 2 cents.
Anyway, just dispose a quarter and hold another 3 quarter hopefully like what u say the private placement will higher.
I am very satisfied with their previous track record, but now
(if amanah saham or related party is the investor of the 20%, u think u can get higher and bargain with GLC/related party for higher price? This depends how good the management are,

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vergil90,
Definitely. Who wouldn't want to subscribe at lower price? Agree with the low yield of this purchase, perhaps they would be refurbishing with the extra RM10 million, and then bring in new tenants. Who knows what they're planning?

But one thing is for sure, take a look at today's volume. If this deal is as bad as you think, would there be such high volume today? If the management can't maintain their yield, I am sure we will see a drop in price today, but it went up. So, confidence is key.
QUOTE(vergil90 @ Jul 23 2009, 12:51 AM)
Just wonder why all the people line up for few hours just to purchase the ASM & ASW. Since ARREIT also under Amanah Raya, i think they better invest in ARREIT and get stable 8% return, rather they get less than 8% with all the trouble (i know the ARREIT risk is higher, but in current environment i think the difference is negligible)
Added on July 23, 2009, 1:03 amAgree with you especially the last part. What i concern is the first purchase already RPT that drag down the yield so much (include funding by private placement) - 10% that's from 16sen to 14.4sen, how about the subsequent 8 or 9, same case or better?
Since their share price continue grow to NAV price with current good yield, the management should be able to hold for a little more time to issue the private placement at higher price, for me best case is NAV price so that the new investor share good and bad together with us, unless otherwise the management can get a very good yield property let say yielding around 8% to 10%, i don't mind the private placement a little lower for long term grow.
Why are the common people buying ASW? Education is the key. More common people trust Government "guarantee" more than the stable income from REITs. I have been talking to many of my clients (when promoting REITs). That was the exact feedback I am getting from them