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Keppel REIT recently issued S$100 million in subordinated perpetual securities under its multicurrency debt programme, having received approval-in-principle for listing on the Singapore Exchange.
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This move is set to provide Keppel REIT with greater financial flexibility and supports its plans for future portfolio growth.
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We will assess how the increased capital flexibility from this perpetual securities issuance could shift Keppel REIT’s investment narrative.
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To be a shareholder in Keppel REIT, you need confidence in the continued strong demand for premium Grade A office space in Singapore and regional gateway cities, as well as the trust’s ability to manage sector and geographic concentration risks. The recent S$100 million perpetual securities issuance boosts Keppel REIT’s capital flexibility, but does not materially change the main short-term catalyst of rental growth in key markets or the cyclical risks tied to office occupancy and portfolio concentration.
Among recent developments, the acquisition of a 75% interest in Top Ryde City Shopping Centre in Sydney stands out. This move is relevant as it increases portfolio diversification beyond the office sector and into retail, potentially balancing the risks posed by Keppel REIT’s office-heavy exposure while positioning the trust to benefit from stable, non-discretionary retail income streams.
Yet, while recent expansion points to greater diversification, investors should still keep an eye on the persistent risks from concentrated exposure to Singapore’s office market if…
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Keppel REIT’s narrative projects SGD319.1 million in revenue and SGD188.0 million in earnings by 2028. This requires a 6.4% annual revenue decline and an earnings increase of about 19% from today’s earnings of SGD157.8 million.
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Simply Wall St Community members provided 2 fair value estimates for Keppel REIT, ranging from S$1.06 to S$1.72 per unit. Ongoing concerns about sector-specific downturns and portfolio concentration continue to shape differing outlooks on future performance, explore these varied perspectives to better understand your options.
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