CEO so poor? 😛
JurongW ( Date: 17-Mar-2026 02:26) Posted:
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Morgan Stanley has become substantial shareholder > 5% shareholdings.
https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/IJY3EKUC04N7ZO8I/878477__UI%20Boustead%20REIT%20-%20Form%203%20-%20Morgan%20Stanley.pdf
https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/IJY3EKUC04N7ZO8I/878477__UI%20Boustead%20REIT%20-%20Form%203%20-%20Morgan%20Stanley.pdf

ZhuKoLiang ( Date: 14-Mar-2026 20:31) Posted:
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Dear Institutions / Big Funds, Please sell this down back to 0.805.. i want to scoop a lot... yummy 8.5% dividend yield. Much better than CPF
Chairman and Group CEO, Boustead 
https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/XNYOIG45GKDQ90EL/878304__UI%20Boustead%20REIT%20-%20Form%203%20-%20Wong%20Fong%20Fui.pdf
https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/XNYOIG45GKDQ90EL/878304__UI%20Boustead%20REIT%20-%20Form%203%20-%20Wong%20Fong%20Fui.pdf
CEO, Chairman, Director sitting on paper losses
https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/T6C61BTADG0VKW3M/878287__UI%20Boustead%20REIT%20-%20Form%201%20-%20Chong%20Lit%20Cheong.pdf
https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/WT6BXCW40D89U2E7/878291__UI%20Boustead%20REIT%20-%20Form%201%20-%20Tan%20Shu%20Lin.pdf
https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/GH24O77JU1D6SX82/878295__UI%20Boustead%20REIT%20-%20Form%201%20-%20Tee%20Fong%20Seng.pdf
 
https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/T6C61BTADG0VKW3M/878287__UI%20Boustead%20REIT%20-%20Form%201%20-%20Chong%20Lit%20Cheong.pdf
https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/WT6BXCW40D89U2E7/878291__UI%20Boustead%20REIT%20-%20Form%201%20-%20Tan%20Shu%20Lin.pdf
https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/GH24O77JU1D6SX82/878295__UI%20Boustead%20REIT%20-%20Form%201%20-%20Tee%20Fong%20Seng.pdf
 
Good info but need to look at the trade volume and buy in by stabilising manager..yesterday only bought 19+m today 82.5 done 23+m...so price go higher unlikely due to stabilising manager...morning dip was a good opportunity to buy for long term....dyodd....vested....
coco66 ( Date: 13-Mar-2026 14:19) Posted:
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ust a reminder for anyone rushing in after the first couple of days of trading.
   
UI Boustead REIT does have a  price    stabilising manager  (DBS) for up to  30 days  after IPO and about 54.6m units were over-allotted under the greenshoe arrangement. That means the price in the first few weeks can be supported by stabilisation purchases if selling pressure appears.
   
In other words, the current price may not yet reflect the true supply& ndash demand balance in the market. Once the stabilisation period ends (usually around 30 days after listing),  that  artificial support disappears.
   
Historically, quite a number of REIT IPOs only found their real trading level a few months after listing, once the early allocations and flipping settle.
   
Just something to keep in mind before chasing the price in the first few days.
   
UI Boustead REIT does have a  price    stabilising manager  (DBS) for up to  30 days  after IPO and about 54.6m units were over-allotted under the greenshoe arrangement. That means the price in the first few weeks can be supported by stabilisation purchases if selling pressure appears.
   
In other words, the current price may not yet reflect the true supply& ndash demand balance in the market. Once the stabilisation period ends (usually around 30 days after listing),  that  artificial support disappears.
   
Historically, quite a number of REIT IPOs only found their real trading level a few months after listing, once the early allocations and flipping settle.
   
Just something to keep in mind before chasing the price in the first few days.
 
UI Boustead Reit opens 8.5% below IPO price amid broader market retreat
It is the first 2026 mainboard listing, and follows a strong offering pipeline in 2025
[SINGAPORE] UI Boustead Reit, Singapore&rsquo s first mainboard and Reit listing for the year, fell at its trading debut on Thursday (Mar 12), along with broader losses in the Singapore market.
It commenced trading at 2 pm and opened at  S$0.805, 8.5 per cent below its initial public offering (IPO) price of S$0.88, excluding the allotment option.
UI Boustead Reit&rsquo s IPO follows a strong offering pipeline in 2025, with about US$2 billion raised in proceeds, according to data from consultancy Deloitte. IPO proceeds came in at just S$34 million in 2024 and US$35 million in 2023.
Despite the counter opening at lower than its IPO price, Citi&rsquo s head of South-east Asia equity capital markets was positive about the Reit&rsquo s portfolio quality and its growth prospects.
Yew Jingkai, also flagging the market&rsquo s &ldquo proven track record for drawing global institutional capital into the sector&rdquo , said: &ldquo The IPO highlights Singapore&rsquo s strength as a leading global exchange for REIT listings.&rdquo
Analysts from several research houses had previously expected Singapore&rsquo s 2025 momentum to  keep building this year. They forecast about 20 listings this year, a strong turnaround from the lull between 2022 and 2024.
Tan Shu Lin, chief executive of the manager, acknowledged in a bourse filing on Thursday the &ldquo strong support&rdquo from investors &ldquo despite ongoing macroeconomic volatility&rdquo . The year has brought shocks to the Singapore and global markets following US action in Venezuela and now, Iran.
SGX IPOs largely gained in 2025, though NTT DC Reit units &ndash which debuted in July &ndash have spent most of the past months priced below their IPO price.
UI Boustead Reit
The listing of UI Boustead Reit brings the number of Reits and property tursts listed on the SGX to 42 their combined market capitalisation exceeds S$100 billion.
The latest IPO, which  closed on Wednesday, comprised a public offer of 33.9 million units and an international placement of 643.3 million units.
The public offer drew 4,697 valid applications for 99.9 million units, translating to a subscription rate of 2.9 times.
In total, the exercise raised gross proceeds of about S$973.6 million. The offering price represented a price-to-net asset value of one, with a projected distribution yield of 7.8 per cent for FY2027.
Investors in the IPO included JPMorgan Asset Management, Amundi and Amova Asset Management.
Following the offering, UI Boustead Reit&rsquo s total market capitalisation was just shy of S$2 billion. It aims to invest in logistics, general industrial, high-spec industrial and business-space properties in the Asia-Pacific.
The Reit will hold 21 assets in Singapore and two in Japan, valued at S$1.9 billion as at end-September. In the near to medium term, the portfolio will likely  maintain a roughly 70:30 split  between Singapore and Japan.
Overall portfolio occupancy is expected to rise from 89 per cent currently to 93 per cent by the end of March, and to 98 per cent in a year.
UIB, as the sponsor of the Reit, was formed through Unified Industrial&rsquo s acquisition of Boustead&rsquo s fund and property management business. Its assets under management in Asia total US$4 billion.
It is the first 2026 mainboard listing, and follows a strong offering pipeline in 2025
[SINGAPORE] UI Boustead Reit, Singapore&rsquo s first mainboard and Reit listing for the year, fell at its trading debut on Thursday (Mar 12), along with broader losses in the Singapore market.
It commenced trading at 2 pm and opened at  S$0.805, 8.5 per cent below its initial public offering (IPO) price of S$0.88, excluding the allotment option.
UI Boustead Reit&rsquo s IPO follows a strong offering pipeline in 2025, with about US$2 billion raised in proceeds, according to data from consultancy Deloitte. IPO proceeds came in at just S$34 million in 2024 and US$35 million in 2023.
Despite the counter opening at lower than its IPO price, Citi&rsquo s head of South-east Asia equity capital markets was positive about the Reit&rsquo s portfolio quality and its growth prospects.
Yew Jingkai, also flagging the market&rsquo s &ldquo proven track record for drawing global institutional capital into the sector&rdquo , said: &ldquo The IPO highlights Singapore&rsquo s strength as a leading global exchange for REIT listings.&rdquo
Analysts from several research houses had previously expected Singapore&rsquo s 2025 momentum to  keep building this year. They forecast about 20 listings this year, a strong turnaround from the lull between 2022 and 2024.
Tan Shu Lin, chief executive of the manager, acknowledged in a bourse filing on Thursday the &ldquo strong support&rdquo from investors &ldquo despite ongoing macroeconomic volatility&rdquo . The year has brought shocks to the Singapore and global markets following US action in Venezuela and now, Iran.
SGX IPOs largely gained in 2025, though NTT DC Reit units &ndash which debuted in July &ndash have spent most of the past months priced below their IPO price.
UI Boustead Reit
The listing of UI Boustead Reit brings the number of Reits and property tursts listed on the SGX to 42 their combined market capitalisation exceeds S$100 billion.
The latest IPO, which  closed on Wednesday, comprised a public offer of 33.9 million units and an international placement of 643.3 million units.
The public offer drew 4,697 valid applications for 99.9 million units, translating to a subscription rate of 2.9 times.
In total, the exercise raised gross proceeds of about S$973.6 million. The offering price represented a price-to-net asset value of one, with a projected distribution yield of 7.8 per cent for FY2027.
Investors in the IPO included JPMorgan Asset Management, Amundi and Amova Asset Management.
Following the offering, UI Boustead Reit&rsquo s total market capitalisation was just shy of S$2 billion. It aims to invest in logistics, general industrial, high-spec industrial and business-space properties in the Asia-Pacific.
The Reit will hold 21 assets in Singapore and two in Japan, valued at S$1.9 billion as at end-September. In the near to medium term, the portfolio will likely  maintain a roughly 70:30 split  between Singapore and Japan.
Overall portfolio occupancy is expected to rise from 89 per cent currently to 93 per cent by the end of March, and to 98 per cent in a year.
UIB, as the sponsor of the Reit, was formed through Unified Industrial&rsquo s acquisition of Boustead&rsquo s fund and property management business. Its assets under management in Asia total US$4 billion.
Last done 83, low 80....good rebound....
If UI  Boustead ends with a y, it could mean  U and I Not Steady  (Bo-steady)
Today this stock has fallen below its IPO price of 88 cents, If it continues to sink, may consider to change name from BOU-STEAD to BAS-TARD
Let' s hope in the coming days, the stock can gradually move above its IPO price with the stabilising action.
 
Today this stock has fallen below its IPO price of 88 cents, If it continues to sink, may consider to change name from BOU-STEAD to BAS-TARD
Let' s hope in the coming days, the stock can gradually move above its IPO price with the stabilising action.
 
UI BOUSTEAD REIT MAKES TRADING DEBUT
First SGX-ST Mainboard and REIT IPO of 2026, and Singapore&rsquo s largest year-to-date, raising approximately S$973.6 million1 
Press release:
https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/E5ZR9RV08YZKC9KX/878223_UI%20Boustead%20REIT%20-%20Trading%20Debut%20Media%20Release%2012March2026.pdf
wow thats pretty attractive man
see whether these few days got durains to pick and hold long long
see whether these few days got durains to pick and hold long long
kt3152 ( Date: 12-Mar-2026 16:50) Posted:
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Think around 8.52%.....
JurongW ( Date: 12-Mar-2026 15:46) Posted:
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What' s the dividend yield for the price u bought at 80.5 cents?
reggas ( Date: 12-Mar-2026 15:39) Posted:
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looks stabilising manager out of bullets liao...... wait for their announcement 
machiam like US ....ammo low
machiam like US ....ammo low

reggas ( Date: 12-Mar-2026 15:17) Posted:
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