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US equities ended higher with the S&amp;P and Nasdaq up 0.5% and 0.9%. Sectoral gains were led by Consumer Discretionary and Energy, up 2.1% and 1.4%. US 10Y Treasury yields eased 1bp to 1.63%. European stocks were mixed with the DAX and FTSE up 0.4% and 0.3% while the CAC was down 0.3%. Brazil’s Bovespa was up 2.3%. In the Middle East, UAE’s ADX was down 0.2% while Saudi TASI was up 0.4%. Asian markets have opened broadly mixed – Shanghai was flat, Nikkei higher by 1.8% while HSI and STI were down 0.4% and 0.3% respectively. US IG and HY CDS spreads were 0.7bp and 0.5bp tighter. EU Main and Crossover CDS spreads were 0.2bp and 0.3bp tighter. Asia ex-Japan CDS spreads tightened by 1.1bp.

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<h2>Singapore</h2><h3><a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/mapletree-logistics-trust" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:16035" rel="noopener">Mapletree Logistics Trust (MLT SP)</a> acquires logistics facility in South Korea at 4.2% NPI yield; Accretive to DPU</h3><ul><li>MLT has proposed an acquisition of Yeoju Logistics Centre in South Korea for KRW135bn (S$153.8m). The property spans over 70,400sqm in total GFA on ~56,200sqm of freehold land, with two blocks of 3-storey dry warehouses that were completed in 2019. The property is equipped with high quality building specifications, including strong floor loading of over 20kg newton psm, high floor-to-ceiling height of 10-17m, large contiguous floor plates of up to 14,200sqm and a full sprinkler system. The Property was independently valued at KRW139.6bn as at 2Sep21</li><li>The Property is strategically located in northern Yeoju, a newly established logistics hub situated northeast of the Yongin-Icheon market, which is the traditional logistics cluster in the Seoul Metropolitan Area. It is fully leased to one of South Korea’s largest online fashion platforms and a domestic third-party logistics service provider. The acquisition will raise MLT’s e-commerce revenue exposure in South Korea from 24% to 31%. It comes with a WALE (by NLA) of ~3.1yrs and built-in annual rent escalations</li><li>The acquisition is estimated to generate a NPI yield of 4.2% based on the property purchase price and is expected to be DPU accretive. Assuming the acquisition is 100% debt funded, MLT’s aggregate gearing ratio will be ~40.3%. The acquisition is expected to be completed by 4Q21. Upon completion, MLT’s total portfolio will comprise 167 properties with AUM of S$11.1bn.</li></ul>

SingaporeMapletree Logistics Trust (MLT SP) acquires logistics facility in South Korea at 4.2% NPI yield; Accretive to DPUMLT has proposed an acquisition of Yeoju Logistics Centre in South Korea for KRW135bn (S$153.8m). The property spans over 70,400sqm in total GFA on ~56,200sqm of freehold land, with two blocks of 3-storey dry warehouses that were completed in 2019. The property is equipped with high quality building specifications, including strong floor loading of over 20kg newton psm, high floor-to-ceiling height of 10-17m, large contiguous floor plates of up to 14,200sqm and a full sprinkler system. The Property was independently valued at KRW139.6bn as at 2Sep21The Property is strategically located in northern Yeoju, a newly established logistics hub situated northeast of the Yongin-Icheon market, which is the traditional logistics cluster in the Seoul Metropolitan Area. It is fully leased to one of South Korea’s largest online fashion platforms and a domestic third-party logistics service provider. The acquisition will raise MLT’s e-commerce revenue exposure in South Korea from 24% to 31%. It comes with a WALE (by NLA) of ~3.1yrs and built-in annual rent escalationsThe acquisition is estimated to generate a NPI yield of 4.2% based on the property purchase price and is expected to be DPU accretive. Assuming the acquisition is 100% debt funded, MLT’s aggregate gearing ratio will be ~40.3%. The acquisition is expected to be completed by 4Q21. Upon completion, MLT’s total portfolio will comprise 167 properties with AUM of S$11.1bn.

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<h2>Singapore</h2><h3><a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/mapletree-logistics-trust" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:16035" rel="noopener">Mapletree Logistics Trust (MLT SP)</a> to acquire logistics facility in Malaysia with 5.4% NPI yield; Accretive to both NAV and DPU</h3><ul><li>MLT has proposed to acquire Mapletree Logistics Hub Shah Alam, Malaysia at a purchase price of RM404.8m (S$130.2m), 0.05% discount to an independent valuation of RM405m. The total transaction costs will be S$132.2m, comprising the acquisition price of ~RM404.8m (S$130.2), acquisition fee of ~S$0.7m and other fees and expenses of ~S$1.3m</li><li>The freehold property is s located in the free trade zone of the Port of Tanjung Pelepas, Southern Johor. Spanning a total NLA of c.131,986sqm, the property is comprised a block of single-storey warehouse with mezzanine floor offices and two blocks of double-storey ramp-up warehouses with mezzanine floor offices and other ancillary buildings. The property has a diversified tenant base comprising end-users as well as 3PLs leasing the premises as their Southeast Asian distribution hub for predominantly consumer goods, including subsidiaries of Decathlon and Maersk. The occupancy rate stands at 95% as at 30Jun21 with a WALE of ~3.5 years with built in rental escalation</li><li>The acquisition is expected to generate an initial NPI yield of 5.4% (based on purchase price) and will be accretive on NAV and distribution level. It will funded through a combination of the proceeds from the Equity Fund Raising, a drawdown of debt facilities and the issuance of the Senior ABS MTNs. Upon completion, MLT’s aggregate leverage ratio is estimated to be c.39.0%.</li></ul>

SingaporeMapletree Logistics Trust (MLT SP) to acquire logistics facility in Malaysia with 5.4% NPI yield; Accretive to both NAV and DPUMLT has proposed to acquire Mapletree Logistics Hub Shah Alam, Malaysia at a purchase price of RM404.8m (S$130.2m), 0.05% discount to an independent valuation of RM405m. The total transaction costs will be S$132.2m, comprising the acquisition price of ~RM404.8m (S$130.2), acquisition fee of ~S$0.7m and other fees and expenses of ~S$1.3mThe freehold property is s located in the free trade zone of the Port of Tanjung Pelepas, Southern Johor. Spanning a total NLA of c.131,986sqm, the property is comprised a block of single-storey warehouse with mezzanine floor offices and two blocks of double-storey ramp-up warehouses with mezzanine floor offices and other ancillary buildings. The property has a diversified tenant base comprising end-users as well as 3PLs leasing the premises as their Southeast Asian distribution hub for predominantly consumer goods, including subsidiaries of Decathlon and Maersk. The occupancy rate stands at 95% as at 30Jun21 with a WALE of ~3.5 years with built in rental escalationThe acquisition is expected to generate an initial NPI yield of 5.4% (based on purchase price) and will be accretive on NAV and distribution level. It will funded through a combination of the proceeds from the Equity Fund Raising, a drawdown of debt facilities and the issuance of the Senior ABS MTNs. Upon completion, MLT’s aggregate leverage ratio is estimated to be c.39.0%.

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<p>The 10 best performing S-Reits and property trusts with over a 10-year listing history have averaged 12.5 per cent in 10-year annualised total returns. On an absolute basis across the 10-year period, these 10 trusts have generated total returns averaging 240 per cent as Reits continue to be an asset class of choice for the longer horizon.</p>

<p>Comparatively, the 10 have also outperformed major Asia-Pacific Reit markets which have yielded 10.3 per cent in average total returns for the same period.<br><br>
Of the 10, the top five trusts Mapletree Industrial Trust, Mapletree Logistics Trust, Mapletree Commercial Trust, ParkwayLife REIT and AIMS APAC REIT, were also among Asia Pacific’s 20 best performing REITs with a longer trading history.<br><br>
Three of these are S-Reits sponsored by Mapletree Investments, which owns and manages over S$66 billion of data centre, industrial, lodging, logistics, mixed-use, multifamily, office, residential and retail properties.<br><br>
Mapletree Industrial Trust (MINT) listed in October 2010 with an initial investment portfolio of 70 Singapore industrial properties valued at S$2.1 billion including business parks, flatted factories, stack-up/ramp-up buildings and light industrial buildings.<br><br>
Today, the trust has tripled in portfolio with assets under management of S$6.7 billion across 114 properties in Singapore and North America. In terms of asset mix, MINT has also diversified with acquisitions into high-tech buildings and data centres making up 20.9 per cent and 39.8 per cent respectively. Its latest acquisition of 29 data centres in the United States makes it one of the largest owners of data centres among Asia-Pacific Reits.</p>

<p>Mapletree Logistics Trust (MLT) was one of the first Mapletree Group S-Reits to be listed in July 2005 and was the first Asia-focused logistics Reit. Its portfolio of properties has swelled from 15 properties worth S$422 million to 163 properties worth S$10.7 billion across nine countries in the Asia-Pacific.</p>

<p>MLT now has a diversified tenant base of 752 customers with close to 75 per cent of its portfolio serving consumer-related sectors.</p>

<p>Mapletree Commercial Trust (MCT) listed in April 2011 with three properties located in Singapore valued at S$2.8 billion. Its enlarged portfolio value has since trebled and comprises five Singapore properties worth S$8.7 billion.</p>

<p>ParkwayLife Reit (PLife) listed in August 2007 with just three properties in Singapore - Mount Elizabeth Hospital, Gleneagles Hospital and East Shore Hospital with a combined value of S$775 million. Fourteen years on, it has almost trebled its portfolio value at S$1.99 billion across 53 properties in Singapore, Japan and Malaysia and considers itself to be one of the largest listed healthcare Reits in Asia.</p>

<p>PLife recently completed its third strategic recycling initiative with a divestment of a non-core asset and acquired two nursing homes in Japan, increasing its geographical coverage and further diversification of age-care tenants.</p>

<p>Some may remember Aims Apac Reit as MacarthurCook Industrial Reit which listed in April 2007 with a portfolio of 12 industrial properties in Singapore valued at S$316 million.</p>

<p>The Reit has since rebranded itself in 2019 and has grown over five times in size with a portfolio value of S$1.7 billion across 28 properties in Singapore and Australia.</p>

<p>Its tenant base of 188 tenants has also diversified across the years, and include resilient sectors such as logistics and warehouses, bio-medical and life science, telecommunications and data centre operators accounting for seven out of its top 10 tenants.<br><br><strong><em>REIT Watch is a weekly column on The Business Times, <a href="https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/10-s-reits-yielding-long-term-annualised-returns">read </a>the original version.</em></strong></p>
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The 10 best performing S-Reits and property trusts with over a 10-year listing history have averaged 12.5 per cent in 10-year annualised total returns. On an absolute basis across the 10-year period, these 10 trusts have generated total returns averaging 240 per cent as Reits continue to be an asset class of choice for the longer horizon.

Comparatively, the 10 have also outperformed major Asia-Pacific Reit markets which have yielded 10.3 per cent in average total returns for the same period.  
Of the 10, the top five trusts Mapletree Industrial Trust, Mapletree Logistics Trust, Mapletree Commercial Trust, ParkwayLife REIT and AIMS APAC REIT, were also among Asia Pacific’s 20 best performing REITs with a longer trading history.  
Three of these are S-Reits sponsored by Mapletree Investments, which owns and manages over S$66 billion of data centre, industrial, lodging, logistics, mixed-use, multifamily, office, residential and retail properties.  
Mapletree Industrial Trust (MINT) listed in October 2010 with an initial investment portfolio of 70 Singapore industrial properties valued at S$2.1 billion including business parks, flatted factories, stack-up/ramp-up buildings and light industrial buildings.  
Today, the trust has tripled in portfolio with assets under management of S$6.7 billion across 114 properties in Singapore and North America. In terms of asset mix, MINT has also diversified with acquisitions into high-tech buildings and data centres making up 20.9 per cent and 39.8 per cent respectively. Its latest acquisition of 29 data centres in the United States makes it one of the largest owners of data centres among Asia-Pacific Reits.

Mapletree Logistics Trust (MLT) was one of the first Mapletree Group S-Reits to be listed in July 2005 and was the first Asia-focused logistics Reit. Its portfolio of properties has swelled from 15 properties worth S$422 million to 163 properties worth S$10.7 billion across nine countries in the Asia-Pacific.

MLT now has a diversified tenant base of 752 customers with close to 75 per cent of its portfolio serving consumer-related sectors.

Mapletree Commercial Trust (MCT) listed in April 2011 with three properties located in Singapore valued at S$2.8 billion. Its enlarged portfolio value has since trebled and comprises five Singapore properties worth S$8.7 billion.

ParkwayLife Reit (PLife) listed in August 2007 with just three properties in Singapore - Mount Elizabeth Hospital, Gleneagles Hospital and East Shore Hospital with a combined value of S$775 million. Fourteen years on, it has almost trebled its portfolio value at S$1.99 billion across 53 properties in Singapore, Japan and Malaysia and considers itself to be one of the largest listed healthcare Reits in Asia.

PLife recently completed its third strategic recycling initiative with a divestment of a non-core asset and acquired two nursing homes in Japan, increasing its geographical coverage and further diversification of age-care tenants.

Some may remember Aims Apac Reit as MacarthurCook Industrial Reit which listed in April 2007 with a portfolio of 12 industrial properties in Singapore valued at S$316 million.

The Reit has since rebranded itself in 2019 and has grown over five times in size with a portfolio value of S$1.7 billion across 28 properties in Singapore and Australia.

Its tenant base of 188 tenants has also diversified across the years, and include resilient sectors such as logistics and warehouses, bio-medical and life science, telecommunications and data centre operators accounting for seven out of its top 10 tenants.  REIT Watch is a weekly column on The Business Times, read the original version.



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