by winston » Fri Jan 23, 2015 11:43 am
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Sabana REIT
Analyst Briefing Key Takeaways
SINGAPORE | REAL ESTATE (REIT) | NON-RATED NOTE
Sabana REIT announced its Full Year FY2014 (Y/E Dec) results on 21 January after market close. We dialled-in to the Analyst Briefing that was held on 22 January morning. These are the key takeaways from the briefing, as well as other information that investors might not be aware of about Sabana REIT.
Portfolio update – 7 properties are on multi-tenant lease, remaining 16 are Master lease.
11 Master leases to expire – The Manager is working to retain 7 of the 11 as Master leases, and to convert 4 to multi-tenant leases.
The four to be converted to multitenant are:
1. 15 Jalan Kilang Barat (High-tech Industrial, 97% underlying occupancy)
2. 23 Serangoon North Avenue 5 (High-tech Industrial, 62% underlying occupancy)
3. 18 Gul Drive (Chemical Warehouse and Logistics, 62% underlying occupancy)
4. 34 Penjuru Lane (Warehouse and Logistics use, 72% underlying occupancy)
No major Capital Expenditures this year – Minor Capex comes about when sub-dividing units and putting up partitions for multi-tenant buildings. The Manager guided that they are not expecting to do any major Asset Enhancement Initiatives (AEI) this year.
Manager experiences some level of customer stickiness – Cheaper rental elsewhere is not the prime consideration for tenants. Tenants consider location, productivity and relocation costs.
Strong visible acquisition pipeline to expand portfolio – The Manager noted that there is a visible presence of industrial properties available for REITs to acquire.
Investment Action: No stock rating or price target provided, as we do not have coverage on Sabana REIT.
Source: Phillips
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