We maintain BUY on Hektar with an unchanged fair value (FV) of RM0.81/unit based on our dividend discount model (DDM), which incorporates a 4-star ESG. The FV implies a FY24F distribution yield of 8%, at parity to its 5-year median.
Hektar performed its annual revaluation exercise on each of its 6 investment properties pursuant to the Securities Commission’s requirements.
Consequently, Hektar recognised a net fair valuation gain of RM42mil with the major contributors being Mahkota Parade and Wetex Parade. The only investment property that has experienced a devaluation was Subang Parade, which is likely due to the exit of 2 major tenants in 3QFY22 (Exhibit 1).
Nevertheless, the FV gain of investment properties will not affect our distributable income and distribution per unit estimates.
Meanwhile, the revaluation resulted in the increase in net assets per unit to RM1.27 from RM1.19. This has led to the improvement of its FY22F debt-to-asset ratio to 44.6x from 46.1x.
Hektar currently trades at a compelling FY24F PE of 10x vs. its 2-year average (prepandemic, FY18-19) of 15x. Meanwhile, distribution yield for FY24F of 9% is attractive vs. 10-year MGS yield of 3.8%%.
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