Neutral. Good rental reversions and raised Equity recently to grow acquisitions.
• Gross Revenue: -2% to S$754.8 on disposals.
• Net Income S$523.4m -0.9%
• Raised S$500m equity in May bringing leverage down to 37.4% from 38.9%.
• Made S$878m acquisitions and S$300m completion in H1.
• ICR 3.7x.
• Occupancy 91.8% vs 91.5%.
• Singapore is 65% of the portfolio (S$11bn / S$16.8bn); Aus 13%; US 12%; UK.EUR 10%. Singapore GDP grew 4.3% yoy in Q2 and 4.1% in Q1. H2 25 expected to be 0% to +2%.
• WALE 3.7yrs; 8.9% of rental due for renewal in FY 2025.
• Rental reversion of +9.5% is a positive.
(AREIT; A3/NR/NR)
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