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halleluyah
    09-Apr-2020 10:18  
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div 7.821%....bery yummy....next wk abv one lollar....
 
 
halleluyah
    09-Apr-2020 09:05  
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is heading abv $1.00...logistic will be doing gd as u still need to store yr goods....cheap cheap to collect...
 
 
chengwh1
    02-Apr-2020 09:55  
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Yes bro,... read something abt court approval to officiate this merging. This is the latest development. Shld be moving thru successfully soon.

john_ric      ( Date: 01-Apr-2020 23:42) Posted:

merging with fraser comm trust soon  right??

 

 
john_ric
    01-Apr-2020 23:42  
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merging with fraser comm trust soon  right??
 
 
leeteo
    01-Apr-2020 22:35  
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To be announced.

halleluyah      ( Date: 01-Apr-2020 10:04) Posted:

how much is the div fr tis mth??

 
 
halleluyah
    01-Apr-2020 10:04  
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how much is the div fr tis mth??
 

 
halleluyah
    27-Mar-2020 09:11  
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soon will be back to abv $1 level...its below ipo px of 89ct....freehold prop....
 
 
stockshort
    16-Mar-2020 18:39  
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down 12 percent..picked some..unwarranted

halleluyah      ( Date: 16-Mar-2020 15:36) Posted:

long some....back to ipo px....div 6.667%....freehold....

 
 
halleluyah
    16-Mar-2020 15:36  
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long some....back to ipo px....div 6.667%....freehold....
 
 
SteadyInvest
    12-Mar-2020 11:56  
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There is strong buying before the DJ started to freefall .

Now it just fell to 1.12. Still sticking to plan to merge ? 


 
 

 
Joelton
    12-Mar-2020 10:45  
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M& A
 
FLT, FCOT unitholders vote overwhelmingly in favour of merger to create $5.7 bil behemoth
 
Uma Devi 11/03/2020, 8:14pm
 
SINGAPORE (Mar 11): The unitholders of both Frasers Logistics Trust (FLT) and Frasers Commercial Trust (FCOT) have approved the proposed merger of the two entities for a price tag of $1.54 billion.
 
The total consideration for the proposed merger comprises $138.1 million in cash and some 1,128.1 million consideration units.
 
The deal would see FCOT unitholders receive $1.68 for each FCOT unit held at the REIT&rsquo s books closure date. This constitutes 15.1 cents per unit in cash and 1.233 new FLT units at an issue price of $1.240 per unit, representing a gross exchange ratio of 1.355 times.
 
In separate extraordinary general meetings on Wednesday, both REITs had called for a vote on the merger proposal. The duo had also called for trading halts prior to market open.
 
For FLT, some 99.85% of unitholders voted for the merger, while 98.61% of FCOT&rsquo s unitholders were in favour of the merger.
 
The merger, which was first announced in December last year, would see FLT acquire all units of FCOT in exchange for a combination of cash and new units in FLT.
 
The REIT managers had also said that the merger would create an enlarged REIT with a total portfolio worth a total of $5.7 billion. The merged entity was also slated to be one of the top 10 largest S-REITs by market capitalisation, with greater index representation on the FTSE EPRA/NAREIT Index.
 
See: Frasers Logistics & Industrial Trust to acquire Frasers Commercial Trust for $1.54 bil in proposed merger
 
See: FLT, FCOT eye merger as growth stalls in Australia and Europe while mark-to-market issues surface
 
Back in December, the managers of both FLT and FCOT had lauded the merger as one that would boost the capabilities of both REITs by boosting growth and delivering value to shareholders.
 
&ldquo The merger will be a win-win transaction for both FLT and FCOT unitholders, delivering DPU accretion and greater growth prospects,&rdquo said Robert Wallace, chief executive officer of FLT&rsquo s manager.
 
&ldquo It enhances our financial capacity and flexibility to pursue acquisitions through our expanded mandate and a right of first refusal (ROFR) pipeline in excess of $5.0 billion,&rdquo added Wallace.
 
Jack Lam, CEO of FCOT&rsquo s manager had termed the merger a &ldquo transformational&rdquo one for both parties, allowing the REITs to tap on each other&rsquo s strengths to create a more resilient and diversified platform.
 
&ldquo With the combined portfolio, we will be able to unlock synergies and explore new opportunities in the logistics, industrial and commercial sectors,&rdquo added Lam.
 
In conjunction with the proposed merger, FLT had also announced the proposed acquisition of 50% interest in Farnborough Business Park (FBP) from a wholly-owned subsidiary of its sponsor Frasers Property for an estimated price tag of £ 90.1 million ($157.7 million).
 
FBP is a 46.5 ha freehold high-quality business park located in the Thames Valley in the United Kingdom. It reportedly has a net lettable area of approximately 50,882 sqm, committed occupancy rate of 99.1% and weighted average lease expiry (WALE) of 6.8 years as at end-September 2019.
 
The acquisition was also put forth at the extraordinary general meeting. 99.76% of FLT unitholders had voted in favour of the4 acquisition.
 
Units in Frasers Logistics Trust and Frasers Commercial Trust closed flat at $1.23 and $1.62 respectively on Wednesday.

https://www.theedgesingapore.com/news/ma/flt-fcot-unitholders-vote-overwhelmingly-favour-merger-create-57-bil-behemoth
 
 
chengwh1
    19-Dec-2019 14:21  
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Bro,... what I posted yesterday to reply you disappeared.

I' ll type it again now : well,... the net effect will soon be seen since our new PM truly wants to complete Brexit without waiting anymore.

Even if it' s going to be a No-Deal Brexit,... looks like he' s willing to go with this too.

Goldfinger      ( Date: 17-Dec-2019 23:44) Posted:

There will still be firms that set up in the UK to access the UK market. So, there could be some movement to the outskirts and other parts of the UK. I think Oxley, with properties in suburban London and Dublin, may be a beneficiary of this.

chengwh1      ( Date: 16-Dec-2019 15:33) Posted:

Tks bro,... I was carrying the impression earlier that many businesses and international operations would be moving out of The UK due to Brexit. Rental properties would be forced to renew rental at a lower reversion rate,...


 
 
Goldfinger
    17-Dec-2019 23:44  
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There will still be firms that set up in the UK to access the UK market. So, there could be some movement to the outskirts and other parts of the UK. I think Oxley, with properties in suburban London and Dublin, may be a beneficiary of this.

chengwh1      ( Date: 16-Dec-2019 15:33) Posted:

Tks bro,... I was carrying the impression earlier that many businesses and international operations would be moving out of The UK due to Brexit. Rental properties would be forced to renew rental at a lower reversion rate,....

Goldfinger      ( Date: 16-Dec-2019 11:50) Posted:

They own UK business Parks there now right? So with Brexit - there could be increased demand for office space outside London given that uncertainty is diminished. City of London itself may see reduced demand due to relocation outside of London


 
 
n3wbie
    17-Dec-2019 23:28  
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actually if we refer to the presentation slides, post merger, the DPU is ~7.38c, so on $1.19, that is ~6.2%, pretty decent

spore1      ( Date: 17-Dec-2019 15:19) Posted:

Jeep a bit at 1.19. Yield at 5.9% not bad !

Goldfinger      ( Date: 16-Dec-2019 11:50) Posted:

They own UK business Parks there now right? So with Brexit - there could be increased demand for office space outside London given that uncertainty is diminished. City of London itself may see reduced demand due to relocation outside of London


 
 
spore1
    17-Dec-2019 15:19  
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Jeep a bit at 1.19. Yield at 5.9% not bad !

Goldfinger      ( Date: 16-Dec-2019 11:50) Posted:

They own UK business Parks there now right? So with Brexit - there could be increased demand for office space outside London given that uncertainty is diminished. City of London itself may see reduced demand due to relocation outside of London.

chengwh1      ( Date: 16-Dec-2019 11:21) Posted:

Bro,... how do you think will Brexit affect FCOT' s portfolio ? Brexit is quite certain to take place now with the Boris Win. I read somewhere though that he may want to ' pull the negotiations' longer to try to secure a better deal for The UK.

Hoping he will not delay again as per earlier events


 

 
chengwh1
    16-Dec-2019 15:33  
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Tks bro,... I was carrying the impression earlier that many businesses and international operations would be moving out of The UK due to Brexit. Rental properties would be forced to renew rental at a lower reversion rate,....

Goldfinger      ( Date: 16-Dec-2019 11:50) Posted:

They own UK business Parks there now right? So with Brexit - there could be increased demand for office space outside London given that uncertainty is diminished. City of London itself may see reduced demand due to relocation outside of London.

chengwh1      ( Date: 16-Dec-2019 11:21) Posted:

Bro,... how do you think will Brexit affect FCOT' s portfolio ? Brexit is quite certain to take place now with the Boris Win. I read somewhere though that he may want to ' pull the negotiations' longer to try to secure a better deal for The UK.

Hoping he will not delay again as per earlier events


 
 
laksaman57
    16-Dec-2019 13:04  
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https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2019/12/14/eu-dangles-hope-broad-trade-deal-exchange-softer-brexit/amp/

"EU dangles hope of broad trade deal ..."
 
 
laksaman57
    16-Dec-2019 12:47  
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https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.marketwatch.com/amp/story/guid/021FEFE4-1D74-11EA-A37B-63BB81D511AD

"MASSIVE NEW TRADE DEAL"
 
 
laksaman57
    16-Dec-2019 12:44  
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Brexit = self determination = competitiveness ↗
 
 
Goldfinger
    16-Dec-2019 11:50  
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They own UK business Parks there now right? So with Brexit - there could be increased demand for office space outside London given that uncertainty is diminished. City of London itself may see reduced demand due to relocation outside of London.

chengwh1      ( Date: 16-Dec-2019 11:21) Posted:

Bro,... how do you think will Brexit affect FCOT' s portfolio ? Brexit is quite certain to take place now with the Boris Win. I read somewhere though that he may want to ' pull the negotiations' longer to try to secure a better deal for The UK.

Hoping he will not delay again as per earlier events !

Goldfinger      ( Date: 14-Dec-2019 10:37) Posted:

FCOT now looks like a bargain buy with Brexit. FCOT should reject offer.


 
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