CACHE LOGISTICS TRUST
K2LU.SI
Cache Logistics Trust (CACHE SP) - Stress tested and found compelling
Negative scenarios priced in
- After stress testing negative scenarios of vacancy or more multi-tenant conversions, Cache is found to be somewhere between reasonably priced and very compelling.
- Upgrade to BUY, TP raised by 1 Sct to SGD0.94 with DPUs tweaked c.1.3% following recent public updates on individual properties’ rents and occupancies.
- Yield target unchanged at 9.0%.
2016 lease renewals are in Free Trade Zones
- Cache has a very low lease expiry profile: 12%/3%/28% of revenue for FY16-18. But as we found out last year, the market is very soft, considering the supply and state of demand.
- The 12% up for renewal this year is mainly due to Shenker Megahub (6.3%) and Hi-Speed Logistics (4.4%). Thankfully, both properties are in the Airport Logistics Park of Singapore — a Free Trade Zone — where goods can pass through for processing, duty and GST free.
- Coupled with being next to Changi Airport makes the properties desirable. In the event of a non-renewal, management is fairly confident that there is underlying demand for such unique properties.
- We have also observed that air freight has ticked up over the last 4-5mths.
Between reasonably priced to highly compelling
- In the unlikely worst case of complete vacancy, FY16-17 DPU could drop to 7.8/7.1 Scts. In a conversion to multi-tenanted scenario (realistic 90% occupancy), DPU could drop to 8.0/8.0 Scts.
- For the former, Cache is trading at a forward yield of 9.2% and 8.4%, vs the cycle mean of 9.0% and -1SD of 7.9%.
- For the latter, Cache is trading at a forward yield of 9.5%, halfway between the cycle mean and +1SD of 10.2%.
- In the unlikely worst case, the downside is reasonably priced in.
- In the conversion case, valuations remain highly compelling.
Cheap relative to traded history and SREITs overall
- But neither of the above is our base case. Instead, on both historical and forward DPU, Cache’s yield is at +1SD above its historical average, as well as +1SD above the mean for the spread with the 10yr SGS.
- Cache is also cheap relative to peers: the industrial SREIT sector and SREITs in general are both trading at -1SD below the mean for both yield and spread with the 10yr SGS yield.
Joshua Tan
Maybank Kim Eng
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2016-04-04
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