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<h3>Cuscaden Peak minimum chain offer price for each <a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/sph-reit" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:5994" rel="noopener">SPH REIT (SPHREIT SP)</a> unit stands at S$96.4c</h3>
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<li>The minimum chain offer price, which consortium Cuscaden Peak will have to offer for each SPHREIT if its acquisition bid for Singapore Press Holdings (SPH SP) succeeds is S$96.4c, fully in cash. The consortium had made a surprise rival bid to privatise SPH, following an earlier offer from Keppel Corp (KEP SP). Such an acquisition would take place by way of a scheme of arrangement. Subject to the finalisation of the terms of such a scheme, the completion of Cuscaden's proposed cash acquisition would result in an obligation for it to undertake a chain offer for all SPHREIT units as well, in accordance with the Singapore Code on Take-overs and Mergers</li>
<li>The minimum chain offer price shall be the simple average of the daily volume-weighted average traded prices of SPHREIT units, on either the latest 20 trading days, or whatever number of trading days there were within 30 calendar days before the announcement of the possible offer. The chain offer will not be made unless and until the possible scheme becomes effective in accordance with its terms, or – if Cuscaden undertakes the proposed acquisition in another method – is declared effective or unconditional, and/or is completed. Cuscaden's offer for SPH is S$2.10 per share in cash. Cuscaden comprises Hotel Properties, businessman Ong Beng Seng and two Temasek-linked entities – CLA Real Estate Holdings and Mapletree. Its proposal still needs to be accepted by the board of SPH.</li>
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Cuscaden Peak minimum chain offer price for each SPH REIT (SPHREIT SP) unit stands at S$96.4c

The minimum chain offer price, which consortium Cuscaden Peak will have to offer for each SPHREIT if its acquisition bid for Singapore Press Holdings (SPH SP) succeeds is S$96.4c, fully in cash. The consortium had made a surprise rival bid to privatise SPH, following an earlier offer from Keppel Corp (KEP SP). Such an acquisition would take place by way of a scheme of arrangement. Subject to the finalisation of the terms of such a scheme, the completion of Cuscaden's proposed cash acquisition would result in an obligation for it to undertake a chain offer for all SPHREIT units as well, in accordance with the Singapore Code on Take-overs and Mergers
The minimum chain offer price shall be the simple average of the daily volume-weighted average traded prices of SPHREIT units, on either the latest 20 trading days, or whatever number of trading days there were within 30 calendar days before the announcement of the possible offer. The chain offer will not be made unless and until the possible scheme becomes effective in accordance with its terms, or – if Cuscaden undertakes the proposed acquisition in another method – is declared effective or unconditional, and/or is completed. Cuscaden's offer for SPH is S$2.10 per share in cash. Cuscaden comprises Hotel Properties, businessman Ong Beng Seng and two Temasek-linked entities – CLA Real Estate Holdings and Mapletree. Its proposal still needs to be accepted by the board of SPH.


ASEAN Builder's Scoop (2Nov21) - Cuscaden Peak Chain Offer for SPHREIT

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Five S-REITs have kicked off this quarter’s reporting season with the release of financial results for the quarter or business updates, before the market opened last Friday. The five are SPH REIT, AIMS APAC REIT, Ascendas REIT, Sabana REIT, Suntec REIT. 
These five S-Reits have reported increased distributions per unit (DPU) and improved operating metrics amid a cautiously optimistic outlook for the year end.

SPH Reit kicks off with improved full-year results led by gradual market recovery in both of its markets in Singapore and Australia. It noted that tenant sales in its Australia portfolio have recovered to pre-Covid levels despite a seven-day lockdown in July. 
It announced fiscal 2021 DPU at 5.4 cents, increasing 98 per cent year on year and 3.6 per cent away from its previous fiscal year 2019 DPU (pre-Covid).

AIMS Apac Reit announced 4.75 cents in DPU to be distributed for first half FY2022, an 18.8 per cent increase from a year ago, buoyed by higher net property income which rose 19.4 per cent to S$47.7 million year on year.

The Reit recently announced its proposed acquisition of Woolworths Headquarters in New South Wales, Australia, which will be its largest asset across its entire portfolio. 
Ascendas Reit in its business update observed improved portfolio occupancy rates of 91.7 per cent and positive rental reversions, with the completion of Grab's headquarters at one-north, Singapore.

It noted improved occupancy levels across its Singapore and Australia properties while lower to flat levels in its United States and United Kingdom/Europe properties.

Last Friday, Ascendas Reit announced the proposed acquisition of 11 last mile logistics properties in Kansas City, US for S$207.8 million, marking its first entry into the US logistics market and complementing the Reit's existing portfolio.

The Kansas portfolio is 92.6 per cent occupied by 27 customers from industries including third-party logistics, wholesale distribution, manufacturing and healthcare.

The 11 properties were reported to have strong retention rates, with current tenants in place for an average of 12.5 years.

Sabana Reit's business updates reported improved portfolio occupancy rates of 85.3 per cent, its highest level since early 2018 when the Reit's refreshed strategy was first announced.

The Reit also updated that it has renewed leases with positive rental reversion of 7.8 per cent, which is the sixth time it has achieved positive reversion over the past seven quarters.

The removal of its syariah compliance was completed on Oct 21.

Suntec Reit inked 22 per cent higher distributable income from operations and announced 2.232 cents in third quarter 2021 DPU to unitholders which is 20.8 per cent higher year on year.

The Reit expects the return of Singapore's workforce to increase over time and positive rent reversion for its office portfolio for full year 2021.

In its local retail portfolio, it observed improved footfall during the first two weeks of Covid 'Stabilisation Phase' in October compared to earlier periods and expects mall occupancy to be on track to remain around 95 per cent by end 2021. REIT Watch is a weekly column on The Business Times,<a href="https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/improved-operating-metrics-and-dpus-as-s-reits-kick-off-reporting"> read </a>the original version.
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Five S-REITs have kicked off this quarter’s reporting season with the release of financial results for the quarter or business updates, before the market opened last Friday. The five are SPH REIT, AIMS APAC REIT, Ascendas REIT, Sabana REIT, Suntec REIT.  
These five S-Reits have reported increased distributions per unit (DPU) and improved operating metrics amid a cautiously optimistic outlook for the year end.

SPH Reit kicks off with improved full-year results led by gradual market recovery in both of its markets in Singapore and Australia. It noted that tenant sales in its Australia portfolio have recovered to pre-Covid levels despite a seven-day lockdown in July.  
It announced fiscal 2021 DPU at 5.4 cents, increasing 98 per cent year on year and 3.6 per cent away from its previous fiscal year 2019 DPU (pre-Covid).

AIMS Apac Reit announced 4.75 cents in DPU to be distributed for first half FY2022, an 18.8 per cent increase from a year ago, buoyed by higher net property income which rose 19.4 per cent to S$47.7 million year on year.

The Reit recently announced its proposed acquisition of Woolworths Headquarters in New South Wales, Australia, which will be its largest asset across its entire portfolio.  
Ascendas Reit in its business update observed improved portfolio occupancy rates of 91.7 per cent and positive rental reversions, with the completion of Grab's headquarters at one-north, Singapore.

It noted improved occupancy levels across its Singapore and Australia properties while lower to flat levels in its United States and United Kingdom/Europe properties.

Last Friday, Ascendas Reit announced the proposed acquisition of 11 last mile logistics properties in Kansas City, US for S$207.8 million, marking its first entry into the US logistics market and complementing the Reit's existing portfolio.

The Kansas portfolio is 92.6 per cent occupied by 27 customers from industries including third-party logistics, wholesale distribution, manufacturing and healthcare.

The 11 properties were reported to have strong retention rates, with current tenants in place for an average of 12.5 years.

Sabana Reit's business updates reported improved portfolio occupancy rates of 85.3 per cent, its highest level since early 2018 when the Reit's refreshed strategy was first announced.

The Reit also updated that it has renewed leases with positive rental reversion of 7.8 per cent, which is the sixth time it has achieved positive reversion over the past seven quarters.

The removal of its syariah compliance was completed on Oct 21.

Suntec Reit inked 22 per cent higher distributable income from operations and announced 2.232 cents in third quarter 2021 DPU to unitholders which is 20.8 per cent higher year on year.

The Reit expects the return of Singapore's workforce to increase over time and positive rent reversion for its office portfolio for full year 2021.

In its local retail portfolio, it observed improved footfall during the first two weeks of Covid 'Stabilisation Phase' in October compared to earlier periods and expects mall occupancy to be on track to remain around 95 per cent by end 2021.  REIT Watch is a weekly column on The Business Times, read the original version.



REIT Watch - Improved operating metrics and DPUs as S-Reits kick off reporting

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At over 80 per cent of the population, Singapore has one of the highest Covid-19 vaccination rates globally. Booster shots are also underway as part of efforts towards a progressive full reopening and strategy to treat Covid-19 as endemic.

Sectors such as retail, travel and hospitality remain poised to benefit in the long run as borders reopen progressively and social activities return.

Singapore is working on establishing a vaccinated travel lane with several countries including some European countries, the United States and South Korea. 
In the near term and somewhat physically closer to our homes, suburban malls have demonstrated relevance and resilience amid extended restrictions and Work-From-Home (WFH) trends with exposure to essential trades such as supermarkets and food and beverage outlets. 
There are five S-REITs with exposure to suburban-focused retail malls in Singapore – Frasers Centrepoint Trust, CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust, SPH REIT, Mapletree Commercial Trust, and Lendlease Global Commercial REIT through its 31.8 per cent indirect interest in JEM. These five have averaged 7.6 per cent in total returns in the year-to-date. 
These five have averaged 7.6 per cent in total returns in the year to date (YTD). 
Suburban malls are located near residential neighbourhoods and provide residents with necessities and convenience.

SPH Reit, which owns a portfolio of retail malls in Singapore and Australia, recently reported full-year fiscal year (FY) 2021 results.

Gross revenue increased 14.8 per cent year on year to S$277.2 million and net property income increased 11.4 per cent year on year to S$202.6 million.

Distribution per unit (DPU) for Q4 FY 2021 was 1.58 cents, bringing its full year DPU to 5.40 cents which is 98 per cent higher year on year and 3.6 per cent away from FY 2019's DPU (pre-Covid).

Despite softer leasing sentiments across its portfolio, SPH Reit noted that the defensive nature of suburban malls has supported tenant sales at The Clementi Mall, bringing it to pre-Covid levels and in line with resilient suburban malls' performances.

The Clementi Mall observed a 33 per cent decrease in footfall but a 5 per cent increase in tenant sales, mitigated by its close proximity to residential homes.

CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust has a portfolio of suburban retail malls including Bedok Mall, Junction 8, Tampines Mall, and Westgate.

In the Reit's earlier first half (H1) 2021 results announcement, it noted that retail tenant sales continued to outpace shopper traffic, with both improving more than 104 per cent year on year on a low base effect.

H1 2021 tenant sales have recovered to 86.3 per cent against the 2019 average while shopper traffic was at 61.3 per cent against 2019.

Frasers Centrepoint Trust has a portfolio of nine Singapore suburban retail malls.

In its earlier business update, the Reit's tenant sales had recovered to near pre-Covid levels at end 2020 and in early 2021, despite being impacted in the third quarter (Q3) 2021 from April to June due to the tightened control measures during Phase 2 (Heightened Alert).

Mapletree Commercial Trust's VivoCity mall also noted year-on-year improvements in shopper traffic and tenant sales in Q1 FY21/22 but recovery momentum was disrupted by re-tightened Covid-19 measures.

Aside from SPH Reit, the rest of the S-Reits will be reporting quarterly results and business updates over the next few weeks.  REIT Watch is a weekly column on The Business Times,<a href="https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/china-focused-s-reits-resilient-amid-onshore-property-focus"> </a><a href="https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/suburban-focused-retail-s-reits-average-76-in-total-returns-ytd">read </a>the original version.
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    Retail SREIT


At over 80 per cent of the population, Singapore has one of the highest Covid-19 vaccination rates globally. Booster shots are also underway as part of efforts towards a progressive full reopening and strategy to treat Covid-19 as endemic.

Sectors such as retail, travel and hospitality remain poised to benefit in the long run as borders reopen progressively and social activities return.

Singapore is working on establishing a vaccinated travel lane with several countries including some European countries, the United States and South Korea.  
In the near term and somewhat physically closer to our homes, suburban malls have demonstrated relevance and resilience amid extended restrictions and Work-From-Home (WFH) trends with exposure to essential trades such as supermarkets and food and beverage outlets.  
There are five S-REITs with exposure to suburban-focused retail malls in Singapore – Frasers Centrepoint Trust, CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust, SPH REIT, Mapletree Commercial Trust, and Lendlease Global Commercial REIT through its 31.8 per cent indirect interest in JEM. These five have averaged 7.6 per cent in total returns in the year-to-date.  
These five have averaged 7.6 per cent in total returns in the year to date (YTD).  
Suburban malls are located near residential neighbourhoods and provide residents with necessities and convenience.

SPH Reit, which owns a portfolio of retail malls in Singapore and Australia, recently reported full-year fiscal year (FY) 2021 results.

Gross revenue increased 14.8 per cent year on year to S$277.2 million and net property income increased 11.4 per cent year on year to S$202.6 million.

Distribution per unit (DPU) for Q4 FY 2021 was 1.58 cents, bringing its full year DPU to 5.40 cents which is 98 per cent higher year on year and 3.6 per cent away from FY 2019's DPU (pre-Covid).

Despite softer leasing sentiments across its portfolio, SPH Reit noted that the defensive nature of suburban malls has supported tenant sales at The Clementi Mall, bringing it to pre-Covid levels and in line with resilient suburban malls' performances.

The Clementi Mall observed a 33 per cent decrease in footfall but a 5 per cent increase in tenant sales, mitigated by its close proximity to residential homes.

CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust has a portfolio of suburban retail malls including Bedok Mall, Junction 8, Tampines Mall, and Westgate.

In the Reit's earlier first half (H1) 2021 results announcement, it noted that retail tenant sales continued to outpace shopper traffic, with both improving more than 104 per cent year on year on a low base effect.

H1 2021 tenant sales have recovered to 86.3 per cent against the 2019 average while shopper traffic was at 61.3 per cent against 2019.

Frasers Centrepoint Trust has a portfolio of nine Singapore suburban retail malls.

In its earlier business update, the Reit's tenant sales had recovered to near pre-Covid levels at end 2020 and in early 2021, despite being impacted in the third quarter (Q3) 2021 from April to June due to the tightened control measures during Phase 2 (Heightened Alert).

Mapletree Commercial Trust's VivoCity mall also noted year-on-year improvements in shopper traffic and tenant sales in Q1 FY21/22 but recovery momentum was disrupted by re-tightened Covid-19 measures.

Aside from SPH Reit, the rest of the S-Reits will be reporting quarterly results and business updates over the next few weeks.   REIT Watch is a weekly column on The Business Times, read the original version.



REIT Watch - Suburban-focused retail S-Reits average 7.6% in total returns YTD

<h2>Singapore</h2><figure class="editor-figure mceNonEditable"><img src="https://static-prod.smartkarma.com/images/media/000/233/730/original/image_54312508231633489341255.png?1633489342" class="editor-image img-responsive" data-smartkarma-image-id="233730"></figure><h3><a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/sph-reit" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:5994" rel="noopener">SPH REIT (SPHREIT SP)</a> FY21 DPU +98.5% YoY; Rental reversions still weak, cap rate flat</h3><ul><li>2H21 revenue and NPI rose by 27% and 24.6% to S$137.2m and S$97.8m, respectively. FY21 revenue and NPI increased by 14.8% and 11.4% YoY to S$277.2m (107% of BB est) and S$202.7m (122% of BB est), respectively. The increase was mainly due to overall market recovery, lower rental assistance, and the full year contribution from Westfield Marion Shopping Centre</li></ul>

SingaporeSPH REIT (SPHREIT SP) FY21 DPU +98.5% YoY; Rental reversions still weak, cap rate flat2H21 revenue and NPI rose by 27% and 24.6% to S$137.2m and S$97.8m, respectively. FY21 revenue and NPI increased by 14.8% and 11.4% YoY to S$277.2m (107% of BB est) and S$202.7m (122% of BB est), respectively. The increase was mainly due to overall market recovery, lower rental assistance, and the full year contribution from Westfield Marion Shopping Centre

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On Sept 1, FTSE Russell announced that 11 SGX-listed Reits &amp; Property Trusts, with market capitalisation ranging from S$2.6 billion to S$1.1 billion, entered the FTSE EPRA Nareit Global Developed Index after its quarterly index review.

This followed from a change in index rules announced in June 2021, which lowered the inclusion market cap threshold for the Developed Asia series from 0.3 to 0.1 per cent.

A total of 24 Reits were added into the FTSE EPRA Nareit Global Developed Index following the review, including seven from Australia, two from Hong Kong, three from Japan, one from New Zealand and 11 from Singapore.

The FTSE EPRA Nareit Global Real Estate Index Series, designed to represent general trends in eligible real estate equities worldwide, is a widely followed global benchmark with an estimated US$340 billion of assets under management actively benchmarked or passively tracking the indices. 
As of June 2021, there were 23 SGX-listed real estate related equities in the index series, which included 19 S-Reits. 
The recent index review will bring the total number of SGX-listed Reits in the index series to 30, with a combined market capitalisation of S$108 billion.

After the announcement, the 11 new inclusions saw a boost in trading activities on Sept 2, with a 353 per cent increase in traded value compared to their 12-month total average daily traded value (ADTV).

The three S-REITs which saw the biggest increase in ADTV on 2 Sep were ARA LOGOS Logistics Trust (+541 per cent), Starhill Global REIT (+431 per cent) and SPH REIT (+426 per cent), while the three S-REITs which saw the largest price jumps on 2 Sep were ESR-REIT (+8.5 per cent), ARA LOGOS Logistics Trust (+6.1 per cent) and OUE Commercial REIT (+6.1 per cent).

ARA Logos Logistics Trust (ALOG), with year-to-date total returns of 65.5 per cent, is among the best performing S-Reit this year.

Karen Lee, chief executive officer of ARA Logos Logistics Trust's (ALOG) manager, commented that ALOG's entry into the index will not only enhance ALOG's trading liquidity and extend its institutional investor reach but will also further strengthen ALOG's growth story.

Similarly, Adrian Chui, chief executive officer and executive director of ESR-Reit's manager, noted that the inclusion in the index will enhance the Reit's trading liquidity and visibility to investors worldwide, solidifying its position among listed industrial Reits in Singapore and providing access to wider pools of capital as ESR-Reit executes organic and acquisition strategies.  REIT Watch is a weekly column on The Business Times, <a href="https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/heavy-trading-in-new-s-reit-inclusions-in-global-reit-benchmark">read</a><a href="https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/10-s-reits-yielding-long-term-annualised-returns"> </a>the original version.
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On Sept 1, FTSE Russell announced that 11 SGX-listed Reits &amp; Property Trusts, with market capitalisation ranging from S$2.6 billion to S$1.1 billion, entered the FTSE EPRA Nareit Global Developed Index after its quarterly index review.

This followed from a change in index rules announced in June 2021, which lowered the inclusion market cap threshold for the Developed Asia series from 0.3 to 0.1 per cent.

A total of 24 Reits were added into the FTSE EPRA Nareit Global Developed Index following the review, including seven from Australia, two from Hong Kong, three from Japan, one from New Zealand and 11 from Singapore.

The FTSE EPRA Nareit Global Real Estate Index Series, designed to represent general trends in eligible real estate equities worldwide, is a widely followed global benchmark with an estimated US$340 billion of assets under management actively benchmarked or passively tracking the indices.  
As of June 2021, there were 23 SGX-listed real estate related equities in the index series, which included 19 S-Reits.  
The recent index review will bring the total number of SGX-listed Reits in the index series to 30, with a combined market capitalisation of S$108 billion.

After the announcement, the 11 new inclusions saw a boost in trading activities on Sept 2, with a 353 per cent increase in traded value compared to their 12-month total average daily traded value (ADTV).

The three S-REITs which saw the biggest increase in ADTV on 2 Sep were ARA LOGOS Logistics Trust (+541 per cent), Starhill Global REIT (+431 per cent) and SPH REIT (+426 per cent), while the three S-REITs which saw the largest price jumps on 2 Sep were ESR-REIT (+8.5 per cent), ARA LOGOS Logistics Trust (+6.1 per cent) and OUE Commercial REIT (+6.1 per cent).

ARA Logos Logistics Trust (ALOG), with year-to-date total returns of 65.5 per cent, is among the best performing S-Reit this year.

Karen Lee, chief executive officer of ARA Logos Logistics Trust's (ALOG) manager, commented that ALOG's entry into the index will not only enhance ALOG's trading liquidity and extend its institutional investor reach but will also further strengthen ALOG's growth story.

Similarly, Adrian Chui, chief executive officer and executive director of ESR-Reit's manager, noted that the inclusion in the index will enhance the Reit's trading liquidity and visibility to investors worldwide, solidifying its position among listed industrial Reits in Singapore and providing access to wider pools of capital as ESR-Reit executes organic and acquisition strategies.   REIT Watch is a weekly column on The Business Times, read the original version.



REIT Watch - Heavy trading in new S-Reit inclusions in global Reit benchmark

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