yesterday I visit gurney mall and I found that window dressing is more than buy, at lower ground F & B restaurants good business during the festival season only.
Too aggressive management. REIT investors want stability. CLMT behaves like a growth stock. Keeps on changing policies to climb higher and higher instead of keeping income stable.
Fundamentals are flashing great value. 1. Financial result not good due to depreciation effect of COVID n it is reducing.2. It a REIT stock n it is very defensive with dividend.3. less worries during market turmoil. Your take?
@firehawk, thanks for your response. Is it possible for it to recover at pre COVID level where there is no value impairment. It means capital rerating too.
@loneranger, l didn't study Hektar. Clmt does have discount though it is not as progressive as others. Assume it gives out 6.25 CTS as pre COVID,n u divide its price, it gives about 12 percent. The market discount some hektar value because it's por mostly leasehold. Correcyme if l m wrong.
1) these people get these stocks for free 2) these people are afraid of potential financial crisis 3) these people are afraid of upcoming QR 4) these people are planning long holiday during Raya and reduce holding to have a peace of mind during trip
@brandon99, they issue pp,no free issues that l know of . If there is a crisis, REIT could be a good bet. REIT has less volatile price movements n has high dividend. As regards the upcoming qr, it highly expected to be much better with the lastest acquisitions which is Queenbay n no further impairment in their account. Regarding the long queue of sellers, l feel there is player collecting. It could be EPF.
Fair value loss of RM8.0 million was recognised post acquisition of Queensbay Mall as the capitalised investment property and incidental costs exceeded the independent external valuation of RM1 billion. The fair value loss represents the write-off on a portion of incidental costs incurred.
Finance costs for 1Q 2023 of RM14.0 million was higher than 1Q 2022 as the Group’s borrowings have increased by RM763.3 million to part finance the acquisition of Queensbay Mall. Additionally, floating rate borrowings were subjected to higher interest costs after several Overnight Policy Rate hikes totalling 100 basis points over the past one year. The average cost of debt was 3.58% p.a. for this quarter against 1Q 2022’s 3.06% p.a.
Overall, distributable income to Unitholders for 1Q 2023 was RM19.8 million, a slight decline of RM0.6 million or 3.1% compared to 1Q 2022 due to the abovementioned factors.
Penang people should know the biz and crowd in QBM is better than Gurney. But profitability wise, it is still a question mark. Eventually, the profit from QBM will not be bad by just looking at the insane crowd and parking occupation rate everyday.
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Posted by goldenhope > 2023-01-16 14:01 | Report Abuse
time to collect at low price