Frasers Property

The brokerage points out that active capital deployment is a potential upside catalyst for Frasers Property.

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On May 13, during a 1HFY2020 results briefing by Frasers Property’s (FPL) management, there were some questions on the company’s higher gearing, which had risen to 106.8% by March 31, 2020, from 85.9% as at Sept 30, 2019. The compa

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Frasers Property (FPL) – which gained just 3.68% last year – underperformed its peers City Developments (+42%), UOL Group (+37.5%) and CapitaLand (+26.2%), excluding dividends. Since the start of this year, CapitaLand is up a further 5%.

SINGAPORE (Oct 16): Mainboard-listed Frasers Property is working with Hitachi Asia to drive digital transformation in the real estate industry in Asia Pacific over the next five years.

SINGAPORE (Aug 27): Minister for the Environment and Water Resources Masagos Zulkifli says Singapore must work together to help mitigate climate change, even as the country explores solutions to adapt to "a new normal".

SINGAPORE (July 17): Frasers Property says that its wholly-owned subsidiary Frasers Property Treasury has secured a A$750 million ($715.2 million) term loan comprising a A$500 million five-year green loan tranche under the LMA/APLMA Green Loan Principles

SINGAPORE (July 3): The manager of Frasers Logistics & Industrial Trust (FLT) has announced the proposed acquisition of interests in 12 logistics properties in Germany and Australia from sponsor Frasers Property for a total consideration of A$507.2 millio

SINGAPORE (June 24): DBS Group Research is reiterating its “buy” call on Frasers Centrepoint Trust (FCT) with a higher target price of $2.85, from $2.60 previously.