Each Reit is unique. There is no direct comparison. Just because oue or ascott had some losses does not mean that will spread over to CMT. One needs to look at each Reit as separate entities.
TANPK123 ( Date: 16-Oct-2020 17:51) Posted:
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Sph reits trades at 0.9 × book value. Its parent SPH trades at less than 0.5 times book value. So if capitamall trades near book value as capitaland trades much lower, there is nothing inherently wrong.
Capitamall usually trades 1.1 to 1.2 times book value. Now, it trades near book value to reflect current situation. Nothing unusual. No need to be so concerned for CMT holders. We are okay, thank you.
Capitamall usually trades 1.1 to 1.2 times book value. Now, it trades near book value to reflect current situation. Nothing unusual. No need to be so concerned for CMT holders. We are okay, thank you.
danger ( Date: 16-Oct-2020 17:08) Posted:
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If that's your valuation for it then why not?
danger ( Date: 16-Oct-2020 17:51) Posted:
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You might want to look at its FFO or roe.
danger ( Date: 16-Oct-2020 17:45) Posted:
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Cheaper REIT management fee? 2 managers last time now 1.1 to be sacked example.
danger ( Date: 16-Oct-2020 17:51) Posted:
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I don' t know what' s in for current CMT shareholders besides the super enlarged shares capital ?
Better , same or even worst.. At current $1.91 price to $2 book value of merged entity
  0.7x book value better buy ?
Better , same or even worst.. At current $1.91 price to $2 book value of merged entity
  0.7x book value better buy ?
TANPK123 ( Date: 16-Oct-2020 17:41) Posted:
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Ascott and OUE com reit and now this CMT
Lost total 30K over after merge. Power
Oue com reit never see daylight post merger 
danger ( Date: 16-Oct-2020 17:08) Posted:
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I notice most of the counter get merge stock price will drop more than 10%
I think you got your math wrong regarding the price...
Anyway close to pb1 is ok. At least in my view. There are some reits that trade way beyond pb1x or way beyond pb2x though different segments.
But some institutions sold off quite a bit in recent months.
danger ( Date: 16-Oct-2020 17:11) Posted:
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price changed past, as i was typing, it was 1.92. :P
1.91
 
 
if based on 0.72 of $1.92 then even worst.. more profit to take for CCT holders
marketuncle ( Date: 16-Oct-2020 17:08) Posted:
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No lah, both similar. Just that CCT shareholder get some cash.
Before merger:
CCT share: $1.63
After merger
CICT share: 0.72 x $1.92 = $1.38 + $0.259 ~ $1.63. 
Before merger:
CCT share: $1.63
After merger
CICT share: 0.72 x $1.92 = $1.38 + $0.259 ~ $1.63. 
capital retail china after recent rally only trade at 0.77x book value
so if new merged CMT trade1.0x book value of $2.02 abit risky
capitaland only trade at 0.56x book value
so somewhere is not right ...
so if new merged CMT trade1.0x book value of $2.02 abit risky
capitaland only trade at 0.56x book value
so somewhere is not right ...
The advantage is only very slight danger. We can accept it. Thank you!
Capcom trust shareholder is having the better deal here in this merge.. have the cake and eat it too.. at the expense of CMT holders
new merged NAV is $2.02 so quite risky ... as trading near to 1x book value
both current stocks also at near 1x book value already
not much upside i suppose
both current stocks also at near 1x book value already
not much upside i suppose
| So, Danger, Yes, they can sell for a small profit, good for them. But we will have new investors onboard and business will carry on. No need for too much concern. Anyway, u are not a shareholder, you do not need to worry lah! |
danger ( Date: 16-Oct-2020 16:19) Posted:
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Last day of trading for CCT shareholders but for CMT shareholders, nothing is given free. I shard this before:
 
After merger:
CCT payout: 3.9m x $0.259 = 1B
New CMT shares: 2.8B
Total shares: 2.8B + 3.7B = 6.5B
New NAV/share: (7.3 + 6.8 - 1) / 6.5 =  $2.02
 
 
Book Value:
Before merger:
CMT shares: 3.7B
CMT NAV/share: 1.99
CMT NAV: 7.3B
CCT shares: 3.9B
CCT NAV/share: 1.76
CCT NAV: 6.8B
Before merger:
CMT shares: 3.7B
CMT NAV/share: 1.99
CMT NAV: 7.3B
CCT shares: 3.9B
CCT NAV/share: 1.76
CCT NAV: 6.8B
After merger:
CCT payout: 3.9m x $0.259 = 1B
New CMT shares: 2.8B
Total shares: 2.8B + 3.7B = 6.5B
New NAV/share: (7.3 + 6.8 - 1) / 6.5 =  $2.02
 
Dividend yield:
Before merger:
CMT DPU: 0.1052
CMT Dist: 388m
CCT DPU: 0.0802
CCT Dist: 309m
After merger:
DPU: (388m +309m)/6.5B = 0.1074
Yield (DPU/NAV) =  5.3%
Before merger:
CMT DPU: 0.1052
CMT Dist: 388m
CCT DPU: 0.0802
CCT Dist: 309m
After merger:
DPU: (388m +309m)/6.5B = 0.1074
Yield (DPU/NAV) =  5.3%