Keppel DC REIT (KDC REIT)

Broker's Calls

Why Keppel DC REIT is expected to march on despite Basis Bay downsizing

SINGAPORE (July 18): The downsizing of leased space by Keppel DC REIT’s tenant at Basis Bay Data Centre in Malaysia cuts occupancy at the property to 63.1%, from 100% previously. Meanwhile, portfolio occupancy slipped 2 percentage points q-o-q to 93.1%.

Results

Keppel DC REIT 2Q DPU up 4.2% to 1.74 cents

SINGAPORE (July 17): The manager of Keppel DC REIT posts a 4.2% increase in distribution per unit (DPU) of 1.74 cents for the second quarter ended June, from DPU of 1.67 cents a year ago.

Broker's Calls

Be selective of S-REITs as valuations aren’t cheap, warns OCBC

SINGAPORE (June 6): OCBC is maintaining its “neutral” recommendation on the S-REIT sector as it projects overall DPU growth for the financial year to fall.

Broker's Calls

Keppel DC REIT savouring the fruits of acquisitions

SINGAPORE (April 18): OCBC Investment Research is keeping Keppel DC REIT on “buy” with an unchanged fair value estimate of $1.39 following 1Q17 results in line with expectations.

Results

Keppel DC REIT reports 13.2% growth in 1Q DPU to 1.89 cents

SINGAPORE (April 17): The manager of Keppel DC REIT reported DPU for 1Q17 rose 13.2% to 1.89 cents from 1.67 cents a year ago in 1Q16.

Results

Keppel DC REIT reports 13.2% growth in 1Q DPU to 1.89 cents

SINGAPORE (April 17): The manager of Keppel DC REIT reported DPU for 1Q17 rose 13.2% to 1.89 cents from 1.67 cents a year ago in 1Q16.

This REIT is riding on the bits and bytes outsourcing explosion

SINGAPORE (April 5): OCBC is maintaining its “buy” on Keppel DC REIT with $1.39 fair value given healthy valuations, a robust industry outlook and strong DPU growth profile in FY17.

Broker's Calls

REITs and developers to ‘buy’ on improving economic fundamentals

SINGAPORE (March 17): As global economic fundamentals begin to improve, DBS Vickers Securities is expecting prices to be supported for Singapore REITs (S-REITs) in the near term given earlier fears that the Fed would be more hawkish.

Broker's Calls

Meet the potential winners amid Fed rate hikes

SINGAPORE (March 17): Rising interest rates on the back of US Fed rate hikes should favour banks, property developers, and stocks with yield backed by net cash, says DBS Group Research.
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