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lukewong82
    17-Nov-2018 17:04  
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Fraser 5th largest industrial reit. NTA 92 cents. Trading at $1.04, yield around 8%

ESR Reit 4th largest industrial reit. NTA 49 cents, trading at 49 cents, yield around 8%

I think switch to ESR for more potential of capital gain.. :)

tanweiming_      ( Date: 17-Nov-2018 16:58) Posted:

Negative rental reversion for four quarters straight... I like their properties but their rental reversion...

 
 
tanweiming_
    17-Nov-2018 16:58  
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Negative rental reversion for four quarters straight... I like their properties but their rental reversion...
 
 
halleluyah
    07-Nov-2018 09:13  
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solid results....fy dpu up 2.6%....
 

 
Goldfinger
    06-Nov-2018 17:47  
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Pleasantly surprised by the good results and DPU. Imagine how when the AUD recovers.
 
 
chengwh1
    06-Nov-2018 17:35  
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Sorry, it' s 1.68c rising to 1.78c this year Q4.
 
 
chengwh1
    06-Nov-2018 17:33  
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Bro,... I really do not know what they are talking abt.. My records clearly stated 1.68c dpu payout last year Q4. Then I checked with the SGX filings again just now, it' s 1.68c.

So, it' s 1.68c rising to 1.75c this year Q4.

What' s happening ???????

laksaman57      ( Date: 06-Nov-2018 16:41) Posted:

Only 0.6% rise in dpu, from 1.77cts to just 1.78cts, worth all that acquisition ?

" Higher distributable income which was partially offset by: &bull Lower hedged exchange rate of A$1.00:S$1.0011(8) (4QFY17: A$1.00:S$1.016)"
http://infopub.sgx.com/FileOpen/FLT%204QFY18%20Results%20Slides.ashx?App=Announcement& FileID=532573

Watch careful the Australian dollar trend .....

&ldquo The trade war and its resulting downwards pressure on the CNY is a challenge for the AUD, as China is Australia&rsquo s top trading partner.
&ldquo A decline in demand for Chinese imports in the US means a decline in the demand for Australian exports to China and less demand for exports means less demand for our currency.&rdquo
&ldquo This is evident, as Friday&rsquo s drop in the AUD mirrored movements of the Chinese Yuan which fell to its weakest level in over a decade against the USD,&rsquo &rsquo she said.http://www.travelweekly.com.au/article/heres-how-the-us-trade-war-with-china-is-affecting-the-aussie-dollar/

 

 
laksaman57
    06-Nov-2018 16:54  
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https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/business/australian-dollar-at-multi-year-lows-against-singdollar-10794758

' Since the end of August, the Aussie has been trading below parity versus the Singapore dollar, and is down nearly 8 per cent on a year-to-date basis.'
 
 
 
laksaman57
    06-Nov-2018 16:41  
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Only 0.6% rise in dpu, from 1.77cts to just 1.78cts, worth all that acquisition ?

" Higher distributable income which was partially offset by: &bull Lower hedged exchange rate of A$1.00:S$1.0011(8) (4QFY17: A$1.00:S$1.016)"
http://infopub.sgx.com/FileOpen/FLT%204QFY18%20Results%20Slides.ashx?App=Announcement& FileID=532573

Watch careful the Australian dollar trend .....

&ldquo The trade war and its resulting downwards pressure on the CNY is a challenge for the AUD, as China is Australia&rsquo s top trading partner.
&ldquo A decline in demand for Chinese imports in the US means a decline in the demand for Australian exports to China and less demand for exports means less demand for our currency.&rdquo
&ldquo This is evident, as Friday&rsquo s drop in the AUD mirrored movements of the Chinese Yuan which fell to its weakest level in over a decade against the USD,&rsquo &rsquo she said.http://www.travelweekly.com.au/article/heres-how-the-us-trade-war-with-china-is-affecting-the-aussie-dollar/
 
 
chengwh1
    06-Nov-2018 12:08  
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...4Q and FY18 Report.....
 
 
chengwh1
    06-Nov-2018 12:07  
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Well, bros,... I have no issues with the 4 and FY8 Report relesed yesterday evening,... anybody has any issues ??
 

 
chengwh1
    02-Nov-2018 13:13  
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I have a feeling that if the Equity Fund Raising exercise is done in the right way, the additional number of units added  will not cause a reduction in the dpu post-exercise. The yield of the acquired properties is important too, and must be high enough.
 
 
daxdax18
    01-Nov-2018 10:34  
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The worry is dilution via private placements... As we have seen recently in other reits...
 
 
halleluyah
    01-Nov-2018 10:28  
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acquition freehold prop in netherland...net prop income yield is 5.41% n yield is accretive to the reit...100% occupancy...at current px, dpu is 7.1%.... 
 
 
halleluyah
    31-Oct-2018 11:55  
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div next wk...looking to add some...
 
 
halleluyah
    31-Oct-2018 08:55  
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buy some babe...............
 

 
chengwh1
    31-Oct-2018 03:46  
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Am I observing correctly that the unit price fell yesterday on the evening of the ann' t of the setting-up of a subsid called : &ldquo FLT Europe 2 Pte. Ltd.&rdquo ?

Why does the mkt not like this subsid ?

https://flt.frasersproperty.com/newsroom/20181030_175047_NULL_YU9TSQH0NA7WZL85.1.pdf
 
 
SimpleTrade
    04-Sep-2018 20:13  
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Dpu accretive can be a very trivial term nowadays.As long you dont place out too many shares or no shares , most of the transactions are dpu accretive. Of course +0.1cts also considered as accretive.

Expenses wise i think as the AUM gets larger, they will have the economy of scale .
 
 
chengwh1
    04-Sep-2018 19:45  
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Yes,... just two things that popped-up in mind,....

1) " The NSW  and QLD properties are each leased to two individual tenants with average fixed annual rental increments of 3.1 per cent and 3 per cent per annum, respectively." - This type of increment is just enough to cover rise of property expenses every year. NO more leftover for dpu rise.
2) " He added that both properties will be accretive to FLT' s distribution per unit." - how much more accretive ?? There is no model to show, as in other acquisitions whereby, a model will show what happens to the dpu if they made  this acquisition beginning  on a date in the past.

SimpleTrade      ( Date: 03-Sep-2018 09:11) Posted:

1. yes
2. No rights or pte placement. Money from the recent disposal of properties.

As for the rest, can read this buz times article

https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/flt-acquires-two-prime-australian-properties-for-a626m

 
 
SimpleTrade
    03-Sep-2018 09:11  
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1. yes
2. No rights or pte placement. Money from the recent disposal of properties.

As for the rest, can read this buz times article

https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/flt-acquires-two-prime-australian-properties-for-a626m
 
 
chengwh1
    02-Sep-2018 21:34  
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Any more details of this acquisition ? As in :-
1) Is it dpu-accretive ?
2) How to finance ? Any Rights Issue for us ?
3) Property characteristics ?
4) ETC, ETC ??

SimpleTrade      ( Date: 31-Aug-2018 20:23) Posted:

FLT Acquires Two Prime Properties in Australia for A$62.6 Million

SINGAPORE, 31 AUGUST 2018 Frasers Logistics & Industrial Asset Management Pte. Ltd., the manager of Frasers Logistics & Industrial Trust (&ldquo FLT&rdquo and the manager of FLT, the &ldquo REIT Manager&rdquo ), is pleased to announce the proposed acquisition of two prime industrial properties in Australia from Frasers Property Australia Pty Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Frasers Property Limited (the &ldquo Sponsor&rdquo ) for an aggregate purchase consideration of A$62.6 million2 . The aggregate purchase consideration was negotiated on a willing-buyer and willing-seller basis and supported by independent valuations by CBRE Valuations Pty Ltd and Urbis Valuations Pty Ltd. 

Funding from divestment of aust properties earlier on.

 

 
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