SOILBUILD BUSINESS SPACE REIT
SV3U.SI
Soilbuild Business Space Reit - A helping hand from the sponsor
- DPU fell 14% mainly due to earnings gap from recent equity fund raising exercise and asset yet to contribute.
- Re-tenanting of space at 72 Loyang Way underway with good interest seen.
- Negatives priced in.
Negatives priced in, BUY maintained with revised TP of S$0.75.
- With a dividend yield of close to 9.0%, Soilbuild Business Space Reit (SBREIT) offers one of the highest in the industrial space.
- Despite operational headwinds, we believe that the worst is over. SBREIT’s recent asset acquisition will diversify its portfolio, and updates on back-filling of vacated space at 72 Loyang Way will increase investor confidence for the stock. Maintain BUY.
Acquisition of Bukit Batok Connection to drive earnings as portfolio undergoes tenant churn.
- The timely acquisition of Bukit Batok Connection from sponsor Soilbuild Group will diversify the REIT’s earnings and lengthen its weighted average lease expiry (WALE) to 4.7 years. This more than compensates for potential operational headwinds from other assets in the portfolio. In addition, the Manager is actively re-tenanting 72 Loyang Way where Technics is expected to progressively vacate.
- We understand that the Manager has found tenants for a substantial portion of the space but at lower rents.
Look out for asset revaluation.
- We believe that portfolio valuation could soften come year end, mainly from weaker net property income portfolio-wide, and from 72 Loyang Way after the loss of income from its master tenant.
- Based on our estimates, a 10%-20% drop in valuations in its properties will only result in gearing rising to 37% (from 36% currently), which is well within the REIT’s comfortable level.
Valuation
- We have a DCF-backed TP of S$0.75, revised downwards on the back of likely NAV devaluation.
- Maintain BUY, supported by an attractive yield of close to 9.0%.
Key Risks to Our View
- Interest rate risks. Rise in interest rates in the medium term will have a negative impact on distributions but the Manager has substantially hedged out these risks with a high percentage of fixed-rate borrowings.
Derek Tan
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Singapore Research Team
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http://www.dbsvickers.com/
2016-10-13
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0.75
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