FTSE ST Real Estate Investment Trusts (FTSE ST REIT Index) increased from 653.16 to 666.29 (2.01%) compared to last month’s update. The REIT index is now trading in a sideways, with the 50D SMA (666) being the immediate resistance.
- Short-term direction: Sideways
- Medium-term direction: Down
- Long-term direction: Down
- Immediate Support at 20D SMA
- Immediate Resistance at 50D SMA
FTSE REIT Index Chart
Previous chart on FTSE ST REIT index can be found in the last post: Singapore REIT Fundamental Comparison Table on March 3rd, 2024.
The following is the compilation of 38 Singapore REITs with colour-coding of the Distribution Yield, Gearing Ratio and Price to NAV Ratio.
- The Financial Ratios are based on past data and these are lagging indicators.
- All REITs have the latest Q4 2023 update values.
- I have introduced weighted average (weighted by market cap) to the financial ratios, in addition to the existing simple average ratios. This is another perspective where smaller market cap REITs do not disproportionately affect the average ratios.
Data from REITsavvy Screener. https://screener.reitsavvy.com/
What does each Column mean?
- FY DPU: If Green, FY DPU for the recent 4 Quarters is higher than that of the preceding 4 Quarters. If Lower, it is Red.
- Yield (ttm): Yield, calculated by DPU (trailing twelve months) and Current Price as of April 5th, 2024.
- Gearing (%): Leverage Ratio.
- Price/NAV: Price to Book Value. Formula: Current Price over Net Asset Value per Unit.
- Yield Spread (%): REIT yield (ttm) reference to Gov Bond Yields. REITs trading in USD is referenced to US Gov Bond Yield, everything else is referenced to SG Gov Bond Yield.
Price/NAV Ratios Overview
- Price/NAV increased to 0.80 (Weighted Average: 0.80)
- Increased from 0.79 in March 2024.
- Singapore Overall REIT sector is undervalued now.
- Price/NAV increased due to NAV trending downwards from the latest Q4 2023 update.
- Most overvalued REITs (based on Price/NAV)
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EC World REIT 2.33 ParkwayLife REIT 1.50 Keppel DC REIT 1.29 Capitaland Ascendas REIT 1.26 Mapletree Industrial Tr 1.25 Mapletree Logistics Tr 1.06 - Only 6 REITs are overvalued now based on Price/NAV value.
- EC World REIT has its NAV/Unit dropped from 0.75 to 0.12 as of the latest update. This caused its Price/NAV to skyrocket to 2.33. Also it is currently suspended.
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- Most undervalued REITs (based on Price/NAV)
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Prime US REIT 0.21 Keppel Pacific Oak US REIT 0.22 Manulife US REIT 0.22 Lippo Malls Indonesia Retail Trust 0.23 ARA Hospitality Trust 0.39 OUE REIT 0.46
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Distribution Yields Overview
- TTM Distribution Yield decreased to 7.75%. (Weighted Average remained at 6.32%)
- Decreased from 7.96% in March 2024. (Weighted Average was 6.32%)
- 18 of 40 Singapore REITs have ttm distribution yields of above 7%.
- Do take note that these yield numbers are based on current prices taking into account the delayed distribution/dividend cuts due to COVID-19, and economic recovery.
- 8 REITs have a ttm yield of over 10%!
- Highest Distribution Yield REITs (ttm)
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Prime US REIT 21.17 Keppel Pacific Oak US REIT 16.45 Elite Commercial REIT 13.68 Daiwa House Logistics Trust 13.38 ARA Hospitality Trust 12.04 United Hampshire REIT 10.76 - Reminder that these yield numbers are based on current prices. This has caused Prime US REIT’s and Keppel Pacific Oak REIT’s ttm yields to be over 25%, despite the distribution cuts/halts.
- Some REITs opted for semi-annual reporting and thus no quarterly DPU was announced.
- A High Yield should not be the sole ratio to look for when choosing a REIT to invest in.
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- Yield Spread tightened to 4.38%. (Weighted Average remained almost the same at 3.90%)
- Tightened from 4.69% in March 2024. (Weighted Average was 3.91%)
Gearing Ratios Overview
- Gearing Ratio remained at 38.76%. (Weighted Average: 37.90%)
- Remained 38.76% of March 2024. (Weighted Average: 37.90%)
- Gearing Ratios are updated quarterly.
- S-REITs Gearing Ratio has been on a steady uptrend. It was 35.55% in Q4 2019.
- Highest Gearing Ratio REITs
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EC World REIT 58.3 Manulife US REIT 58.3 Prime US REIT 48.4 Lippo Malls Indonesia Retail Trust 44.3 Keppel Pacific Oak US REIT 43.2 Suntec REIT 42.3 - MUST and EC World REIT’s gearing ratio has exceeded MAS’s gearing limit of 50%. However the aggregate leverage limit is not considered to be breached if exceeding the limit is due to circumstances beyond the control of the REIT Manager.
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Market Capitalisation Overview
- Total Singapore REIT Market Capitalisation increased by 1.98% to S$89.22 Billion.
- Decreased from S$87.49 Billion in March 2024.
- Biggest Market Capitalisation REITs (S$):
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Capitaland Integrated Commercial Trust 13100.50 Capitaland Ascendas REIT 12088.80 Mapletree Logistics Tr 7405.30 Mapletree Pan Asia Commercial Trust 7035.00 Mapletree Industrial Tr 6565.60 Frasers Logistics & Commercial Trust 3964.40 - There are no change in the rankings since November 2022.
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- Smallest Market Capitalisation REITs (S$):
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Lippo Malls Indonesia Retail Trust 100.10 Elite Commercial REIT 120.74 Manulife US REIT 136.16 Prime US REIT 152.32 Keppel Pacific Oak US REIT 158.08 ARA Hospitality Trust 164.79
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Disclaimer: The above table is best used for “screening and shortlisting only”. It is NOT for investing (Buy / Sell) decision. If you want to know more about investing in REITs, scroll down for more information on the REITs courses.
Source: https://screener.reitsavvy.com/
SG 10 Year & US 10 Year Government Bond Yield
- SG 10 Year: 3.22% (increased from 3.11%)
- US 10 Year: 4.40% (increased from 4.18%)
The past month was finally a slightly bullish month for S-REITs. This is despite the slight increase in SG/US 10 Years Gov Bond Yields. Fundamentally, the whole Singapore REITs landscape remains undervalued based on the average Price/NAV (at 0.80) value of the S-REITs, with still a very attractive DPU yield of 7.75%! (Weighted average yield of 6.32%). Do take note that NAV and DPU are lagging numbers.
Weighted Average Yield spread (in reference to the 10-year Singapore government bond yield of 3.22% as of April 7th 2024) remained almost the same from 3.91% to 3.90%. Based on the CME group’s interest rate futures, there will be a high possibility of rate cut of between 100-150 bps by end of 2024.
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