non-stop PP, but PP proceeds utilised to grow company doesnt seem to prove that earnings can go higher, although there is said to be impacted by 3 properties - 2 undergoing upgrade, 1 lease contract looking for new lessee - and some provision for bad debt... regardless, I grow sceptical... anyone can bounce off ideas?
Market is slowly and finally getting to it sense. More down down down for Axreit. Their super exposure on single customer exposure is finally hitting them very hard. If you like Logistics REIT I think Mapletree is a much better ones as it doesn’t have high single customer exposure.
Just some random thoughts after reading about National Energy Transition Roadmap (NETR)
Idea: Axis renting out rooftop / installing solar panel to sell green energy
For instance: Axis Shah Alam Distribution Centre 2 (SADC2) “145,314 square feet of rooftop area from Axis Shah Alam DC2 is tenanted by two tenants that have mounted solar electric generating systems.”
Based on some rough calculation from ChatGPT with data from year 2021 Assuming 140,000 square feet of solar panel installed (we assume not the entire 145,314 square feet are being installed with Solar Panel)
Energy Production per year: 4,139,100 kWh/year Energy Price Worth in MYR: MYR 902,121.8/year
Since Axis total lettable area is 12,726,260 square feet Assuming 10% of lettable area can be installed with Solar Panel
Energy Production per year: 35,478,000 kWh/year Energy Price Worth in MYR: MYR 7,734,204/year.
Challenges: 1. Existing tenants have the rights of the rooftop they are renting ? 2. Large scale CAPEX required for installation of Solar Panel ? 3. NETR does not go as planned ?
I don’t really have any solid data to support this idea, but it is on my mind for quite some time and personally I think it is a good opportunity for Axis.
Axis Real Estate Investment Trust (Axis REIT) has obtained a judgement in default against its former tenant at Axis Steel Centre @ SiLC in Nusajaya, Johor, over a default on rental payments and unexpired future rental payments amounting to RM110 million. Axis REIT said the judgement was served to Yongnam Engineering Sdn Bhd (YESB) and its corporate guarantor which is listed on the Singapore Exchange, Yongnam Holdings Ltd, as both parties did not enter their appearance in the lawsuit
It added that the current rental is RM250,000 per month where the rental rate shall increase by 8% for the period between March 1, 2026 to Feb 28, 2029.
The purchase price was based on the market value of RM48mil, as appraised by independent registered valuer, First Pacific Valuers Property Consultants Sdn Bhd, in its valuation report dated Aug 23, 20230.
Axis-REIT said the acquisition will be funded by existing bank financing, which will increase Axis-REIT’s financing ratio to 37.04% of the audited total assets as at Dec 31, 2022, which is still below the gearing limit of 50%, as prescribed by the guidelines on Listed Real Estate Investment Trusts issued by the Securities Commission
Solid good QR despite Yongnam and Bukit Kemuning properties being vacant. Recently completed/acquired properties almost made up the difference. When these 2 are tenanted, the distribution income will be way higher! IDIP is most welcome, just wished that the electable portion can be higher.
Hopefully next QR, AXREIT will announce another round of IDIP again instead of PP. This way retail investors can benefit instead of just Institutional Investors (EPF) to benefit. Last round IDIP was priced at RM 1.70 only!
I don't like PP because it almost always gave me odd lots, which is impossible or very expensive to sell. Unless i am big investor, who can buy lots of shares to round up the PP offers to avoid odd lots, which I am certainly not one of them.
Axreit's performance is only stable but not improving, which is kind of disappointed. I thought its warehouse business (now including own property development capability) could enhance its profits. Maybe still need more years. This strategy has at least run more than 5 years now? Still not much fruit.
Price go up as high as RM1.95 after disposing ASC@Silc for RM162m. Disposal proceed enable recycle capital for new acquisition. Therefore, Private placement not so soon unless another big acquisition coming.
"Gearing should increase to 41% following these acquisitions, but the REIT will plan to undergo a placement to repay its borrowings" - RHB-OSK Not another one...
@remus, the 1.11c dividend is for the period 1/10 till 12/11. AXREIT is treating existing unitholders fairly as 13/11, they will list additional new shares (Private Placement). So, next quarter the income distribution is only for the period 13/11 to 31/12 with dilution. Hence maybe at best expect another 1.0c.
Nothing bad happened. The price is falling due to the dilutive effect of private placement. Should take the opportunity to accumulate. Coming quarter results should be stronger.
Dropping for a month now? Normally, drop like this only happen when dividend yield goes lower in near future. I thought Axreit should be a good ride for data center and warehouse businesses as of current trend.
Unfortunately, the DY has been dropping for the past few qtrs now and this is even before the dilution. Plus the Private Placement price was around RM1.72-1.73 so currently it's just reflecting that value.
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Hmm..not great results from Axis this time. Suppose the private placement has impacted it.