Aims APAC REIT

REITs

Fire at AIMS APAC REIT's property

A fire at a property owned by AIMS APAC REIT is unlikely to have a major impact on its portfolio
Resilient DPU, stable valuations, faltering ICR  - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

REITs

Resilient DPU, stable valuations, faltering ICR

As DPUs inch ahead, and valuations remain stable, ICR appears to be challenged
Singapore’s logistics sector in a 'sweet spot': RHB - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Broker's Calls

Singapore’s logistics sector in a 'sweet spot': RHB

RHB's top picks in this sector are Capitaland Ascendas REIT, ESR-LOGOS REIT and Aims APAC REIT.
AIMS APAC REIT looks to acquire Woolworths Headquarters in Sydney for A$463.25 million - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

REITs

AIMS APAC REIT looks to acquire Woolworths Headquarters in Sydney for A$463.25 million

The property will be acquired at an initial net property income (NPI) yield of 5.17%.

New appointments

Keppel REIT hires AIMS APAC REIT CEO Koh Wee Lih

Koh will take over from Paul Tham, who is stepping down on Oct 20 to “pursue other opportunities”.
RHB stays ‘overweight’ on S-REITs with Suntec, AIMS APAC and Prime US as top picks - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Broker's Calls

RHB stays ‘overweight’ on S-REITs with Suntec, AIMS APAC and Prime US as top picks

RHB believes the valuation gap between small, mid-cap REITs and large-cap REITs will continue to narrow in the near term.
DBS optimistic on S-REITs as they remain 'attractive inflation hedge' - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Broker's Calls

DBS optimistic on S-REITs as they remain 'attractive inflation hedge'

DBS Group Research has handed 9 S-REITs a 'buy' rating. Find out why.
Syfe drops SPH REIT from REIT+ portfolio, adds Lendlease and AIMS APAC - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

REITs

Syfe drops SPH REIT from REIT+ portfolio, adds Lendlease and AIMS APAC

This follows SGX’s semi-annual rebalancing of the index, which adds Lendlease Global Commercial REIT to its list of 27 trusts.

Broker's Calls

Industrial REITs to be the fastest to recover post Covid-19 on healthy operational metrics, government assistance: DBS

"We believe the manufacturing sector will be the fastest to recover post Covid-19, riding on the back of a recover in the global economies from 2021 onwards," says DBS Group Research analyst Derek Tan.
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