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Link REIT spreads its wings: What’s next for Link REIT after acquiring the Mercatus Co-operative assets?

Goola Warden
Goola Warden • 15 min read
Link REIT spreads its wings: What’s next for Link REIT after acquiring the Mercatus Co-operative assets?
The Singapore portfolio, for which Link REIT was the successful bidder, includes Jurong Point to be transacted at at $1,988.90 million
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What’s next for the Hongkong-listed REIT after acquiring the Mercatus Co-operative assets?

On Dec 28 last year, Link REIT turned out to be the successful bidder of the assets that Mercatus Co-operative, the retail mall arm of NTUC, put up for divestment. Link REIT stands out in Asia because of some glaring differences between it and other listed Asian REITs.

First off, Link REIT is the only Asian REIT that is internally managed. That is, the asset management, property management companies and the properties themselves are owned by Link REIT and its unitholders. Investors of S-REITs will be aware that for S-REITs, the asset management and property management companies are usually owned by the sponsor of the REIT, which also has a significant stake in the REIT.

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