Basic Profile & Key Statistics
Performance Highlight
Compared to the 2019 same period, retail sales have recovered to 83% while traffic recovered to around 70%.
Related Parties Shareholding
- REIT sponsor's shareholding is high at 38.133%
- REIT manager's shareholding is high at 5.335%
- Directors of REIT manager's shareholding is high at 0.201%
Lease Profile
- Occupancy is high at 97.9%
- Income in SGD/Major Currencies is low at 24.7%.
- WALE is short at 2.5 years
- Highest lease expiry within 5 years is high at 36.2% which falls in FY23/24
- Weighted Average Land Lease Expiry is short at 46.55 years
Debt Profile
- Gearing ratio is slightly high at 41.4%. Include perps, gearing is at 44.4%.
- Cost of debt is low at 1.84%
- Fixed rate debt % is moderate at 79%
- Unsecured debt % is low at 69%
- WADM is moderate at 2.99 years
- Highest debt maturity within 5 years is low at 23% which falls in FY23/24
- Interest coverage ratio is moderate at 4.2 times
- Perpetual securities over debts is moderate at 6.7%
Diversification Profile
- Top geographical contribution is low 48%
- Top property contribution is high at 48%
- Top 5 properties contribution is high at 89.9%
- Top tenant contribution is low at 8.4%
- Top 10 tenants contribution is moderate at 36.8%
Key Financial Metrics
- Property yield is low at 3.9%
- Management fees over distribution is low at 10.3% in which unitholders receive S$ 9.71 for every dollar paid
- Distribution on capital is low at 2.9%
- Distribution margin is high at 55.9%
Trends
- Slight Uptrend - NAV per Unit
- Slight Downtrend - Interest Coverage Ratio, Distribution Margin
- Downtrend - DPU, Property Yield, Distribution on Capital
Relative Valuation
- P/NAV - Average for 1y, 3y and 5y
- Dividend Yield - Above +1SD for 1y; Average fo 3y and 5y
Author's Opinion
Favorable | Less Favorable |
---|---|
Diversified Sector | Low Income in SGD/Major Currencies |
High REIT Sponsor's Shareholding | Short WALE |
High REIT Manager's Shareholding | Concentrated Lease Expiry |
High Directors of REIT Manager's Shareholding | Short Weighted Average Land Lease Expiry |
High Occupancy | Low Unsecured Debt % |
Low Cost of Debt | High Top Property & Top 5 Properties Contributions |
Well Spread Debt Maturity | Low Property Yield |
Low Top Geographical Contribution | Low Distribution on Capital |
Low Top Tenant Contribution | DPU Downtrend |
Competitive Management Fee | Property Yield Downtrend |
High Distribution Margin | Distribution on Capital Downtrend |
As compared to the previous quarter, gross revenue and NPI have increased mainly due to the income contribution from newly acquired HPB in June 2021. Since the incident of protest in Hong Kong in 2019, MNACT has acquired several properties to improve its portfolio diversification and in turn, reduce the income concentration from Festival Walk. However, the continuous negative rental reversion of Festival Walk and Gateway Plaza would be a drag on the performance as both contribute to around 2/3 of gross revenue.
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