- Main Sector(s): Industrial & Office
- Country(s) with Assets: Singapore, United States & Canada
- No. of Properties (exclude development/associate/fund): 141
Key Indicators
Development
The redevelopment of Kolam Ayer 2 is expected to be completed in phases where 165 Kallang Way by this year while 163 (delayed from 2H2022) &161 Kallang Way to be in 1H2023.
Asset Enhancement Initiative
MIT targets to complete the installation of solar panels at 6 flatted factory clusters by this year-end.
Sensitivity to Interest Rate
For every 1% increase in interest rate, the DPU impact would be around 1.5%
Related Parties Shareholding
- REIT sponsor's shareholding: ± 10% from median
- REIT manager's shareholding: ± 10% from median
- Directors of REIT manager's shareholding: Above median for more than 20%
Lease Profile
- Occupancy: ± 5% from median
- WALE: ± 10% from median
- Highest lease expiry within 5 years: Below median for more than 20%. Falls in FY23/24
- Weighted average land lease expiry: Below median for more than 20%
Debt Profile
- Gearing ratio: ± 10% from median
- Gearing ratio including perps: ± 10% from median
- Cost of debt: ± 10% from median
- Fixed rate debt %: ± 10% from median
- Unsecured debt %: 100%
- WADM: Above median for more than 20%
- Highest debt maturity within 5 years: ± 10% from median; Falls in FY26/27
- Interest coverage ratio: Above median for more than 20%
Diversification Profile
- Top geographical contribution: ± 10% from median
- Top property contribution: Below median for more than 20%
- Top 5 properties' contribution: Below median for more than 20%
- Top tenant contribution: Below median for more than 20%
- Top 10 tenants' contribution: Below median for more than 20%
Key Financial Metrics
- Property yield: Above median for more than 20%
- Management fees over distribution: ± 10% from median; $6.41 distribution for every dollar paid
- Distribution on capital: Above median for more than 20%
- Distribution margin: ± 10% from median
Trends
- Uptrend: DPU, NAV per Unit, Occupancy
- Downtrend: Interest Coverage Ratio, Property Yield, Distribution on Capital, Distribution Margin
Relative Valuation
- P/NAV: Below -2SD for 1y & 3y; Below -1SD for 5y
- Dividend Yield: Above +2SD for 1y & 3y; Above +1SD for 5y
Author's Opinion
| Favorable | Less Favorable |
|---|---|
| Diversified Sector | Short Weighed Average Land Lease Expiry |
| High Directors of REIT Manager's Shareholding | Interest Coverage Ratio Downtrend |
| Well Spread Lease Expiry | Property Yield Downtrend |
| 100% Unsecured Debt | Distribution on Capital Downtrend |
| Long WADM | Distribution Margin Downtrend |
| High Interest Coverage Ratio | |
| Low Top Property & Top 5 Properties Contributions | |
| Low Top Tenant & Top 10 Tenants Contributions | |
| High Property Yield | |
| High Distribution on Capital | |
| DPU Uptrend | |
| NAV per Unit Uptrend | |
| Occupancy Uptrend |
Despite the increase in both gross revenue and distribution declared by the joint venture, the amount available for distribution and DPU are lower as compared to the previous quarter due to higher property expenses and borrowing expenses. Given both amount available for distribution and units in issue are similar yoy, let's do some checking.
Taking the amount available for distribution divided by units in issue for 2Q FY22/23 and 2Q FY21/22, DPU would be 3.29 cents for 2Q FY22/23 and 3.32 cents for 2Q FY21/22. The difference should be only 0.03 cents instead of 0.13 cents difference as in the statement. Next, let's check out the actual 2Q FY21/22 distribution to unitholders from the statement of 3Q FY21/22.
Both cashflow and unitholders fund movement showed distribution to unitholders is actually S$ 92,291,000 instead of S$ 88,377,000. Now, take S$ 92,291,000 divided by 2,659,699 units in issue, and there, we get 3.47 cents DPU, as declared in 2Q FY21/22.
From the footnote, S$ 15.7 million would be distributed over 8 quarters, but it never mentions "evenly". Therefore I think that the yoy decline in DPU could probably be due to lower divestment gain distribution in this quarter as compared to the previous year.
Another thing to take note, the manager would release S$6.6 million over the next three quarters to mitigate the impact of rising operating and borrowing costs. Assuming distributed evenly with similar units in issue, there would be 0.08 cents each quarter.
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