Basic Profile & Key Statistics
Performance Highlight
Rental reversion is negative for Festival Walk and Gateway Plaza but positive for Sandhill Plaza and Japan properties.
Both footfall and retail sales have recovered a lot in February and March.
Related Parties Shareholding
- REIT sponsor's shareholding is high at 37.36%
- REIT manager's shareholding is high at 5.02%
- Directors of REIT manager's shareholding is high at 0.18%
Lease Profile
- Occupancy is slightly high at 97%
- Income in SGD/Major Currencies is low at 25.9%.
- WALE is short at 2.3 years
- Highest lease expiry within 5 years is moderate at 29.1% which falls in FY22/23
- Weighted average land lease expiry is short at 39.06 years (to be updated after release of annual report)
Debt Profile
- Gearing ratio is high at 41.5%
- Cost of debt is low at 1.99%
- Fixed rate debt % is moderate at 73%
- Unsecured debt % is moderate at 75%
- WADM is slightly long at 3.12 years
- Highest debt maturity within 5 years is low at 24% which falls in FY23/24
- Interest coverage ratio is moderate at 3.7 times
Diversification Profile
- Top geographical contribution is low at 46.8%
- Top property contribution is high at 46.8%
- Top 5 properties contribution is high at 92.1%
- Top tenant contribution is low at 8%
- Top 10 tenants contribution is moderate at 35.7%
Key Financial Metrics
- Property yield is low at 3.6%
- Management fees over distribution is low at 10.3% in which unitholders receive S$ 9.71 for every dollar paid
- Distribution on capital is low at 2.7%
- Distribution margin is high at 53.7%
Trends
- Uptrend - NAV per Unit
- Slight Downtrend - Distribution Margin
- Downtrend - DPU, Interest Coverage Ratio, Property Yield, Distribution on Capital
Relative Valuation
- Dividend Yield - Past 4 quarters DPU @ 6.175 cents / average yield @ 6.65% = S$ 0.93
- Price/NAV - NAV @ S$ 1.27 x average P/NAV @ 0.84 = S$ 1.06
Author's Opinion
Favorable | Less Favorable |
---|---|
Diversified Sector | Low Income in SGD/Major Currencies |
High Sponsor's Shareholding | Short WALE |
High Manager's Shareholding | Short Weighted Average Land Lease Expiry |
High Directors of REIT Manager's Shareholding | High Gearing Ratio |
Low Cost of Debt | High Top Property & Top 5 Properties Contributions |
Well Spread Debt Maturity | Low Property Yield |
Low Top Geographical Contribution | Low Distribution on Capital |
Low Top Tenant Contribution | DPU Downtrend |
Competitive Management Fees | Interest Coverage Ratio Downtrend |
High Distribution Margin | Property Yield Downtrend |
NAV per Unit Uptrend | Distribution on Capital Downtrend |
With the recovery of footfall and retail sales for Festival Walk (which amount to more than 45% of GRI), MNACT performance should recover in the coming quarters. However, due to the resurgence of COVID-19 cases in Japan, the quasi-state of emergency restrictions was in place for Tokyo from 12 April and for Saitama, Chiba and Kanagawa from 20 April. These restrictions will remain in place until 11 May. The Manager mentioned that they would focus on tenant retention to maintain a high level of occupancy for the Japan properties.
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