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Pavilion REIT - Disposal of NLA & Car Park Bays

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Publish date: Thu, 02 Jul 2015, 10:01 AM
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News

  • In an announcement to local bourse, PREIT is proposing to dispose an area measuring 1,050 sq m, including 72 parking bays in Pavilion Mall for a cash consideration of RM4.9m from Urusharta Cemerlang (KL) Sdn Bhd (UCKL).
  • UCKL also issued a letter of undertaking to leaseback 66 car park bays to PREIT for a period of nine years at a proposed monthly rental of RM16,500 or RM250 per car park bay per month.
  • The proposal is expected to be completed in 2H15.

Comments

  • We are neut ral on the news as the affected area is just 0.9% of total mall’s NLA while the affected car park area value is estimated only 0.1% of PREIT’s total asset value.
  • We understand that the rationale for this disposal is to provide Pavilion Mall better connectivity with Pavilion Extension - consist of 10 floors of retail and F&B. Note that PREIT already secures first-right of refusal for Pavilion Extension from its sponsor, UCKL.
  • Proceed from the disposal will be utilised to finance asset enhancement exercises or to meet operational needs.

Risks

  • Limited portfolio diversification (in terms of market segment) and internal pipeline
  • Intensifying competition
  • Exposure to rising inflation.

Forecasts

  • Unchanged.

Rating

HOLD , TP: RM1.47

Positives:

  • Enjoys the largest direct exposure to the super-prime Bukit Bintang stretch via Pavilion Mall.
  • Strong branding and rental reversions.
  • Well-managed tenant mix.

Negatives:

  • Over-supply of office space in Klang Valley.
  • Negatives consumer sentiment as a result of subsidies rationalization initiatives and GST implementation.

Valuation

  • Maintain HOLD recommendation on the equity and unchanged TP of RM1.47.
  • Targeted yield remains at 5.7%, derived from historical average yield spread of Pavilion REIT and 7-year MGS.

Source: Hong Leong Investment Bank Research - 2 Jul 2015

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