Current Price on 15th June 2012 = $1.145
- Current Yield = 9.43%
- Price-to-book Ratio = 0.806
- Assets per unit = $2.127
- Debt per unit = $0.707
- Gearing = 33.2%
It has been a while since I made an analysis. Have been busy with my daily job. Anyway, here is another analysis of my favourite.
With a current yield of 9.43%, it has the second highest yield in SGX REIT. Sabana REIT is slightly higher. But its price-to-book ratio is 0.806 which is much better than Sabana REIT. With a gearing at 33.2%, AIMSAMP REIT seems a safe investment.
I like this investment because its yield will increase by 15% in two years time which gives a yield of 10.71% and that is very high. With yield appreciation quite visible, it becomes more attractive. Assets and Debts will rise as well but I am not too bothered with that at the moment.
This is one of my anchor investment with 25,000 shares and I am holding on for its dividends which is high and attractive.
With a current yield of 9.43%, it has the second highest yield in SGX REIT. Sabana REIT is slightly higher. But its price-to-book ratio is 0.806 which is much better than Sabana REIT. With a gearing at 33.2%, AIMSAMP REIT seems a safe investment.
I like this investment because its yield will increase by 15% in two years time which gives a yield of 10.71% and that is very high. With yield appreciation quite visible, it becomes more attractive. Assets and Debts will rise as well but I am not too bothered with that at the moment.
This is one of my anchor investment with 25,000 shares and I am holding on for its dividends which is high and attractive.
hi, i find your analysis of the investments interesting. However, as a layman and amateur in investments, i am not sure where to invest my funds in those REITs shares that you talk about. I would like to find out more. You can email me at spawn890 @ gmaildotcom
ReplyDeleteHi Ah Teo,
ReplyDeleteThese REITs are listed in SGX which you can buy through a broker. I did have a post here on starting small for your reference although I have decided not to use it.
http://s-reitinvestmentblog.blogspot.sg/2012/03/how-to-start-small-for-investing-in.html