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MRCB-Quill Reit - Stronger earnings ahead from Platinum Sentral’s contribution BUY

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Publish date: Thu, 21 May 2015, 11:20 AM

- We reaffirm our BUY recommendation on MRCB-Quill REIT (MQ REIT) with an unchanged fair value of RM1.35/unit, based on a 10% discount to its DCF value of RM1.50/unit.

- MQ REIT’s 1QFY15 core net profit of RM8mil met expectations although it accounts for 15% of our fullyear estimate of RM54mil, and 16% of consensus estimates.

- Contribution from Platinum Sentral will only be reflected from 2Q onwards as the acquisition was completed on March 30 (9-month contribution for FY15).

- DPU of 1.88sen was reported for 1QFY15.

- Net property income for the 1Q rose by 5% YoY on the back of an 8% rental income growth, attributed to positive rental reversion and high recoveries of several properties.

- Occupancy rate stands at a healthy 93%.

- MQ REIT’s FY15F organic growth will be underpinned by:- (1) 25% of total leases, which are due for renewal at QB1, QB3, QB4, and Plaza Mont Kiara; and (2) on-going asset enhancement initiatives works at QB2 and Plaza Mont Kiara.

- About 24% of the leases due for this year were renewed in 1Q, with the bulk of the balance only due in 4Q with negotiations on-going.

- We continue to like MQ REIT as an ideal vehicle for MRCB to house its prime commercial assets within KL Sentral given MRCB’s monetisation agenda. In the near term, we believe MRCB is likely to engage in another similar deal to monetise its matured property assets following the recent injection of Platinum Sentral.

- Other property assets under MRCB’s stable that could be injected into the REIT are the Shell Tower and Ascott Residences, with a reported cumulatively value of RM900mil. Inclusive of properties owned by Quill Group (i.e. QB6, QB9 and QB18), the collective value is RM1.8bil (for five assets). This would see MQ REIT’s total asset value increase by 113% to RM3.4bil.

- At the current level, MRCB-Quill REIT is trading at an attractive yield of 7.4% for FY15F vis-à-vis its sector peers’ 6% with a yield spread of 352bps over the 10- year Malaysian Government Securities yield of 3.9%.

Source: AmeSecurities Research - 21 May 2015

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ks55

You must be joking to put up such an analyst report. Increase in revenue is on existing properties excluding PS. Dividend 1.88 sen already paid earlier before new units were issued. With balance 0.201 sen being the "goodwill" given to boost Q2 distribution for the new owner.


KAF Investment Bank Berhad
Independent Advice Circular
25 February 2015
http://www.bursamalaysia.com/market/listed-companies/company-announcements/1883793

## The Proposed Acquisition is expected to dilute the average gross rate of return and average net rate of return of QCT as the gross rate of return on the Property of 6.64% and net rate of return of 5.46%, based on its recurring revenue and recurring net property income as at 31 December 2013, are lower than the average gross rate of return of QCT of 8.35% and average net rate of return of QCT of 6.44%, based on QCT’s revenue and net property income as at 31 December 2013, respectively.
The aggregate cost of debt funding and required rate of return on equity for the Proposed Acquisition is higher than the return in which the Property generates, which could imply a negative return to the non-interested Unitholders in respect of the
Proposed Acquisition. ##

Who say PS acquisition is earning accretive. Bullshit. Transaction is not done at arms length. QCT has become an ATM for interested parties.

2015-05-21 12:27

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