There are so many reits to choose, I group them in different groups.
- 1st tier - strong and stable reits
- 2nd tier - middle range price and growing reits
- 3rd tier - low range price
2nd tier reits after gather all the information. Price and data base on 25th Sept 2020.
There are quite a few reits in this category, I shortlist those that are more popular and growing reits.
From the list
The best reits from the 2nd tier are;
- AIMS APAC Reit - I didn't expect this reit to be so good. High ROE and growing revenue.
- Frasers Log & Comm Trust - high ROE, growing revenue and low gearing ratio but lower DPU, unless I can buy it's at a lower price.
- CapitaR China Trust - mid ROE, growing revenue and most important under value. As I typing this, the price has went up to $1.29.
I like 2nd tier because price is still low as compare to 1st tier and the DPU is also higher. The potential is also greater. I prefer to have 6-7% DPU and if the price go up, that's will be the best.
Let check out 3 tier
3rd tier reits after gather all the information. Price and data base on 25th Sept 2020
The best reits in 3rd tier are;!!!!!!
OMG how to choose, so many red colour, all these reits price are cheap and most giving out very high DPU. Is this what people said don't buy penny stock?
- Lendlease Reit - still very new reit with IPO price $0.88 and ROE no update yet. DPU is low, revenue stable, still undervalue.
- SPH Reit - ROE good, revenue stable but sponsor SPH doesn't look too good.
- OUE Com Reit - The only growing revenue but DPU is decreasing and high gearing ratio.
Someone may ask why I didn't add First Reit into my 3rd tier. Just look at the sponsor Lippo Karawaci and Lippo family. If a reit do not have a good sponsor, any bad news from the sponsor will incur heavy selling of that reit. A good sponsor may even help the reit to expand further.
Edit: AIMS APAC Reit DPU trend should be stable instead of growing. My mistake pointed out by one of the comment here and someone from FB.
Btw AIMS APAC Reit ROE 8.53% and dividend 7.98% still one of the best in 2 tier.
The revenue trend is good way to gauge, it would even better if measured in revenue/share. As some REITs will grow in absolute revenue by acquisition through equity fund raising, but drop in revenue / shares.
ReplyDeleteFor ROE, it will be affected by non-cash items like valuation gain/loss. High ROE can also because of high % of debt.
Yea, that's why gearing ratio is important to gauge debt.
DeleteTo prevent distortion from non-cash item or high% of debt affecting ROE, I using Distribution on Capital to gauge. Capital = equity + debt.
DeleteNonetheless, good start for your blog. I have also help to share in my FB group, hope more can get to read your blog.
Thanks for sharing.
DeleteThere are too many ways to gauge if the company/ Reit is doing well or not. I just choose few that are easier to find from Yahoo Finance and other sites.
Yes there are many, so need to choose those figures which won't be distorted by other factors to get the real value. Nice to know another REIT lover. Looking forward to your next REIT post.
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DeleteFor Aims APAC REIT DPU, which year you compare against for the growth ?
ReplyDeleteI compare at least 5 years of revenue and net income.
DeleteThe DPU for AIMS APAC for past 5 years, is not growing but trending downward. I have a dashboard to trace that @ https://www.reit-tirement.com/p/sreits-dashboard.html
DeleteYou view in quarterly, I view in yearly, that's the different. For yearly, it's up and down , yes my mistake, should be stable instead of growing trend for DPU. I will edit it when I return home from work.
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