From the analyst briefing sounds like further acquisitions is around the corner ... potential share dilution due to private placement coming up which is going to impact the short term yield ... maybe the reason why a large fund has been queuing in the afternoon sessions to dispose over 5+mil stock ... beware of buying high guys
REIT is boring and it's for passive investors like me who long for dividend income. You can diversify your REIT portfolio into different REIT segments. (or countries) YTLREIT is my favourite REIT in Malaysia due to owner's integrity, travel segment (i believe in the long run travel segment will flourish. As per Jack Ma. Not so sure about shopping malls) and relative high dividend yield in 2023 onwards. YTLREIT holders are gonna benefit from the extra income for delayed rental for the period of 2020 - 2023. We are gonna get a gross yield of 4% this year? How much are you getting for FD? i don't know since i don't have money in FD. Potential share dilution indeed is possible. However, as per the management advise, it's gonna be income generating assets. Yield will only be affected when incoming acquisitions are getting less favourable yield than current assets. From YTLREIT track records, i doubt this will happen. Hence, worst case scenario, same yield. As for the large fund queuing 5+mil stock, let's not read too much into it. Buy q and sell q could be a guideline but not definitive. Only top 26 shareholders can q so much and they are either YTL affiliates or unit trust. I would say you won't q 5mil on board for such illiquid counter to scare off buyers. I managed to buy average less than 200k shares per day by queuing huge sell q. It was to scare sellers
Below 80c was a steal now the price might still pull back as they are goin to be raising capital soon ... need to hold this stock for another 2-3 years to see the full return to pre covid levels ... International travel will not normalize until 2024
hotel property will only gets better and nothing really can affect its performance if there is no pandemic, especially with Merck's new pill on progress now.
YTL REIT will start giving high dividends again from this FY2023, after the 2-year deferred rental program finished by June 2022. With COVID pandemic under control now and Japan borders re-opened, things are looking up for YTL REIT as well as its parent YTL Corp. There is huge potential for its Niseko landbank to be developed over next 10-15 years and substantial value (as high as USD6 to USD7 billion) to be unlocked
with so much uncertainty on the economic outlook in 2023, i have decided the safest place is to accumulate more REITs. At least you can get 6% dividend if nothing else and YTLREIT i am expecting 8% yield when i q more at RM1 helping you all to push up the price
Staycations and short hops around South-east Asia seem to be making a comeback, noted YTL Hotels’ chief, as travel demand continues to remain strong after the initial wave of post-lockdown revenge travel.
Mark Yeoh Seok Kah, executive director of YTL Hotels, told TTG Asia that there has been an “upswing in demand on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays” for YTL properties in its home country Malaysia.
Yes. I am expecting full year 7 to 8 sens. No complain but YTL should revise higher upon lease expiry and i expect YTL to do so as they are fair to their shareholders
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From the analyst briefing sounds like further acquisitions is around the corner ... potential share dilution due to private placement coming up which is going to impact the short term yield ... maybe the reason why a large fund has been queuing in the afternoon sessions to dispose over 5+mil stock ... beware of buying high guys