Basic Profile & Key Statistics
Performance Review
Gross revenue and NPI decreased YoY by 33.8% and 42.8% mainly due to rental relief. Income available for distribution decreased by 51.6%, DPU drop would be drop without the release of retention from the previous 1H period.Lease Profile
Debt Profile
Gearin ratio is healthy at 35.9%. Cost of debt is low at 2.4% with a moderate level of unsecured debt at 78.5%. Fixed rate debt % is low at 54.3%. Interest cover ratio is high at 4.95 times. WADE is short at 2.1 years where the highest debt maturity of 31.2% falls in FY23.
Diversification Profile
Property yield is low at 4.6%. Management fee is not competitive in which unitholders receive S$ 5.49 distribution for every dollar paid to the manager. Distribution on capital is slightly low at 2.9%. Distribution margin is moderate at 48.4%.
Trends
Uptrend - NAV per Unit
Downtrend - DPU, Interest Cover Ratio, Property Yield, Distribution Margin
Relative Valuation
i) Average Dividend Yield - Average yield at 5.24%, apply the annualized past 4 quarters DPU of 9.042 cents will get S$ 1.73.
ii) Average Price/NAV - Average value at 1.09, apply the latest NAV of S$ 2.267 will get S$ 2.47.
Author's Opinion
Favorable | Less Favorable |
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Low Cost of Debt | Short WALE |
High Interest Cover Ratio | Short WADE |
LowTop Tenant & Top 10 Tenants Contribution | High Top Geographical Contribution |
NAV Uptrend | High Top Property Contribution |
Low Property Yield | |
DPU Downtrend | |
Interest Cover Ratio Downtrend | |
Property Yield Downtrend | |
Distribution Margin Downtrend |
FCT performance has been affected by COVID-19 but a strong recovery for the tenants' sales is seen starting from July. With the upcoming phase 3 opening, FCT performance is expected to see improvement. FCT has just completed its acquisition of ARF on 27 Oct and divestment of Bedok Point on 9 Nov.
As per the above Pro Forma DPU from the proposed acquisition presentation, the DPU is accretive with both FY2019 and 9M2020 scenario. As such, moving forward, FCT performance is expected to be improved.For more information, you could refer to:
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With Covid-19 situation and retail business badly affected. Is it still a good choice to buy in retail reits at this time for dividend especially with vaccine announced will be out soon. What is your view?
ReplyDeleteRetail is indeed badly affected, however the worst seems over, at least for Singapore and China. My idea is always not to over concentrate in single REIT sector, so even with retail and hospitality REITs beaten down, I would rather view it as an opportunity to accumulate those fundamental strong 1, with a long term horizon.
DeleteThank you for your prompt reply. Will spread my bullets as per your suggestion.
ReplyDeleteWelcome. Before any buy/sell, dyodd
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