Singapore and emerging market real estate

Royston Foo

Equity Bottom-Up

The General Offer by Yanlord Perennial for UEL's shares ended without much success. What is next for UEL? We tried to put ourselves in the position of YPI and simulated a strategy to extract the greatest value both for YPI and the rest of the shareholders. We think that there are exciting days ahead for this centennial company.We have a long-term buy recommendation on UEL with an intrinsic value of S$3.26 to S$3.55 per share. Investors should look at opportunities to accumulate UEL on dips, especially at prices close to or below the MGO price of S$2.60 per share for margin of safety.This report has 3 sections:Part 1 - Background of UELPart 2 - Analysis of the Yanlord Perennial Takeover offerPart 3 - Valuation and Recommendation

The General Offer by Yanlord Perennial for UEL's shares ended without much success. What is next for UEL? We tried to put ourselves in the position of YPI and simulated a strategy to extract the greatest value both for YPI and the rest of the shareholders. We think that there are exciting days ahead for this centennial company.We have a long-term buy recommendation on UEL with an intrinsic value of S$3.26 to S$3.55 per share. Investors should look at opportunities to accumulate UEL on dips, especially at prices close to or below the MGO price of S$2.60 per share for margin of safety.This report has 3 sections:Part 1 - Background of UELPart 2 - Analysis of the Yanlord Perennial Takeover offerPart 3 - Valuation and Recommendation

United Engineers: Life After Takeover Offer (Part 2)

After the recent takeover episode at United Engineers, things seem to be back to the normal quiet state at this centennial company. But what is next after the takeover offer? What could we expect with the new shareholders onboard?We think UEL will have a new lease of life under the new shareholders but things might probably take awhile to happen due to the complex shareholding structure of the group. Nonetheless, patient capital is welcomed here. We have a long-term buy recommendation on UEL with an intrinsic value of S$3.26 to S$3.55 per share. Investors should look at opportunities to accumulate UEL on dips, especially at prices close to or below the MGO price of S$2.60 per share for margin of safety.This report has 3 sections:Part 1 - Background of UELPart 2 - Analysis of the Yanlord Perennial Takeover offerPart 3 - Valuation and Recommendation

After the recent takeover episode at United Engineers, things seem to be back to the normal quiet state at this centennial company. But what is next after the takeover offer? What could we expect with the new shareholders onboard?We think UEL will have a new lease of life under the new shareholders but things might probably take awhile to happen due to the complex shareholding structure of the group. Nonetheless, patient capital is welcomed here. We have a long-term buy recommendation on UEL with an intrinsic value of S$3.26 to S$3.55 per share. Investors should look at opportunities to accumulate UEL on dips, especially at prices close to or below the MGO price of S$2.60 per share for margin of safety.This report has 3 sections:Part 1 - Background of UELPart 2 - Analysis of the Yanlord Perennial Takeover offerPart 3 - Valuation and Recommendation

United Engineers: Life After Takeover Offer (Part 1)

SGX Market Strategist, Equity & Fixed Income, Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX)

Geoff Howie

SGX Market Strategist, Equity & Fixed Income

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Yanlord Land Group Ltd is a real estate development company. The Company develops high-end residential property projects in the Peoples Republic of China.

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United Engineers: Life After Takeover Offer (Part 2)

The General Offer by Yanlord Perennial for UEL's shares ended without much success. What is next for UEL? We tried to put ourselves in the position...

Royston Foo

United Engineers: Life After Takeover Offer (Part 1)

After the recent takeover episode at United Engineers, things seem to be back to the normal quiet state at this centennial company. But what is...

Royston Foo

FTSE ST China Index generated 25% Total Return over Past 12M

Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX)

Real Estate Managers & Developers Led the STI in 2017 YTD

Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX)

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