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CDL’s South Beach sale a positive, but more recycling and deleveraging to go

Douglas Toh
Douglas Toh • 5 min read
CDL’s South Beach sale a positive, but more recycling and deleveraging to go
The South Beach asset comprises two office towers with a NLA of 508,869 sq ft, retail space with a NLA of 30,797 sq ft and lastly, a JW Marriott hotel with 634 rooms and 190 luxury resident units. Photo: Albert Chua/ The Edge Singapore
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Analysts have a positive view of City Developments’ (CDL) proposed sale of its 50.1% stake in its South Beach asset for $2.75 billion to the group’s joint-venture (JV) partner, IOI Properties Group.

RHB Bank Singapore’s Vijay Natarajan notes that the proposed sale is a positive step for the company in addressing its ballooning debt and crystallising unitholder value. However, further capital recycling, especially for its low-yielding overseas assets, is needed to improve return on equity (ROE).

With this, he has kept his “neutral” call on the stock at a higher target price of $4.90 from $4.70.

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