[Official] REITs CD tracking thread

ysyj48

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It's listed until they delist.

Did he receive dividends? In cheque or bank in account?

chances of delisting is very low right? like only if they bankrupt or close down?

im the one who bought the suntec reit. i've been receiving dividend in my dbs acct
 
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Further to its announcement dated 29 May 2014, the board of directors of Frasers
Centrepoint Asset Management Ltd., in its capacity as manager of FCT (the “Manager”),
wishes to announce that approval in-principle has been obtained today from Singapore
Exchange Securities Trading Limited (the “SGX-ST”) for the listing of, dealing in and
quotation on the Main Board of the SGX-ST of the 88 million new units (“New Units”) in FCT
which are proposed to be issued pursuant to the private placement of New Units at an issue
price of S$1.835 per New Unit (the “Private Placement”).
 

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Need advise on keppel reits. It is a good time to enter now? i just got my account created
 

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Need advise on keppel reits. It is a good time to enter now? i just got my account created

I am vested. But that is before it increases more than 8%. Office Reits quite good ba. I think Keppel Reit has 100% occupancy. Next quarter DPU should increase. Price to enter I am not sure.
 

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Further to its announcement dated 29 May 2014, the board of directors of Frasers
Centrepoint Asset Management Ltd., in its capacity as manager of FCT (the “Manager”),
wishes to announce that approval in-principle has been obtained today from Singapore
Exchange Securities Trading Limited (the “SGX-ST”) for the listing of, dealing in and
quotation on the Main Board of the SGX-ST of the 88 million new units (“New Units”) in FCT
which are proposed to be issued pursuant to the private placement of New Units at an issue
price of S$1.835 per New Unit (the “Private Placement”).

Steady...still higher than my buy price...
 

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One question, when I check for FCT's past dividends record on SGX's corporate action, FCT's past dividend records mostly show: "SGD 0.0xxx LESS TAX". Less tax is less how much, so the tax is directly deducted before the dividend is paid?

And also, some records are "TAX EXEMPT", but they only pay like SGD0.0009 compared to "LESS TAX" ones which pays like SGD0.025, why the big difference?

I'm not asking specifically for FCT, just trying to learn more things especially for dividend stocks, still a new bird here..
 

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Need advise from REIT pros here.

Is Frasers CT or CapMall Trust a better REIT to buy?

I've done some homework with data from CIMB's REIT research (they recommended FCT).

Here are the points
- FCT has lower gearing (28% vs 35%)
- FCT has higher yield (5.9% vs 5.05%)
- FCT currently has lower cost of debt (2.7% vs 3.4%)
- CMT’s portfolio is of higher quality that FCT (CMT malls are in both prime and suburban areas, whereas FCT malls are in suburban areas)

Debt profile wise, FCT has 45% of its debt expiring in 2016, while CMT debt are spread out quite evenly from 2014-2019. I believe FCT managers will progressively refinance the 45% worth of debt in time to come.

The numbers (current yield, gearing, cost of debt) all point to FCT as a better buy.

Any thoughts?
 

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Need advise from REIT pros here.

Is Frasers CT or CapMall Trust a better REIT to buy?

I've done some homework with data from CIMB's REIT research (they recommended FCT).

Here are the points
- FCT has lower gearing (28% vs 35%)
- FCT has higher yield (5.9% vs 5.05%)
- FCT currently has lower cost of debt (2.7% vs 3.4%)
- CMT’s portfolio is of higher quality that FCT (CMT malls are in both prime and suburban areas, whereas FCT malls are in suburban areas)

Debt profile wise, FCT has 45% of its debt expiring in 2016, while CMT debt are spread out quite evenly from 2014-2019. I believe FCT managers will progressively refinance the 45% worth of debt in time to come.

The numbers (current yield, gearing, cost of debt) all point to FCT as a better buy.

Any thoughts?

neither ,
yields are too low ie these reits are currently overpriced
 
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