FLT ($0.935) = Provide 0.65c DPU (very conservative estimates. Maiden results exceeded forecast) for ~7% yield. Long yield, strong management and low gearing at 28%. Good for 'pure exposure' to Australia and diverisfy away from SG. I will consider adding at $0.9.
Parkway Life REIT ($2.39) = Very defensive and stable with extremely strong financial ratios throughout. However, this comes at huge premium to NAV (1.5 times). Using a conservative 0.115 DPU, yield is only 4.8%, kinda low for a REIT. Will consider adding closer to $2.3 (5% yield)
Capitaland Mall Trust ($1.9) = Largest retail malls backed by Temasek. Latest quarter DPU dropped 6% (largely due to 1-time expenses), leading to annualized DPU of ~11c. Biggest AEI now is rebuilding of Funan (target complete 2019Q4), and lesser extent refurbishing of Raffles City. My biggest concern for retail is the impending arrival of Amazon and other online shopping mediums - hopefully the management has strategies to mitigate these risks. Assuming a DPU of 11c, yield is almost 5.8%. I believe it would be a good deal if I can catch it at about $1.84, below the NAV of $1.86 with a 6% yield.
Mapletree Commercial Trust ($1.42) - Vivocity (40%) and the recently acquired MBC I (~20%) are both extremely good assets, providing a good diversified income. NAV is $1.32, which does mean a slight premium at current price. I am fond of this REIT, but assuming even at the forecasted yield of 8.13c (post MBC acquisition), yield now is merely 5.7% - a bit too low for my taste. Downside could be limited due to preferential offering at $1.42 recently.
Starhill Global ($0.735) = This is a more 'concentrated' choice than Capitaland Mall with higher yield, as it derives near 70% of it revenue from 2 malls - Wisma Atria and Ngee Ann City (no doubt 2 very strong ones in the heart of Orchard). Gearing is at 35.1%. NAV 0.91. For this, I would like to use a more conservative 5c dividend going forward with no growth, translating to 6.8% yield. More than 7% yield (at $0.71) would be extremely tempting.
Starhub ($2.8) - How the great has fallen. Taking a very bad outlook of things (falling pay TV and 4th Telco) and assuming they cut dividends to 4c x 5 = 16c going forward, I would want at least 6% yield. This means closer to $2.6. This is on the basis that their fundamentals (mainly looking at their hubbing statistics) do not deteriorate further.
SPH REIT ($0.96) - Strong balance sheet with 26% gearing. Only 2 malls (Pentagon and Clementi Mall) This is my choice in between CMT and Starhill. Has ROFR on Seletar Mall as further growth. Full year DPU is 5.5c, translating to 5.7% yield. Would look into it should it fall closer to 80cents.
