Hektar REIT Posts Rm26.78 Million Revenue in 1Q
- Outlook for retail remains challenging
- Second MCO weighed on mall visits and consumer spending
- Management remains vigilant in monitoring recovery
KUALA LUMPUR, 2021年05月24日 - (JCN Newswire) - Hektar Asset Management Sdn. Bhd., the Manager for Hektar Real Estate Investment Trust ( Hektar REIT ), today announced the first quarter results ended 31 March 2021 ( 1Q 2021 ).
Hektar REIT recorded revenue of RM26.78 million, which is 12.8% lower than the RM30.71 million recorded in the same quarter of the preceding year. The reported revenue fell mainly due to the rental income, carpark income and lower hotel occupancy, consistent with other retail and hospitality REITs that were affected because of the pandemic outbreak and implementation of mobility restrictions. Net property income of RM14.09 million for the quarter decreased by 10.3% compared to the RM15.71 million recorded in 1Q 2020. Realised income for the quarter was RM
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Shares of commercial developers and real estate investment trusts have fallen since authorities announced last month that working from home will remain the default arrangement.
SINGAPORE: Singapore’s battered property firms are hitting a snag in their recovery after rising coronavirus infections led to an extension of remote work in the city-state.
Shares of commercial developers and real estate investment trusts have fallen since authorities announced last month that working from home will remain the default arrangement.
The government is trying to minimise the risk of transmission at offices after some cases in the workplace led to community clusters.
The move adds to headwinds for developers and REITs, amid questions over what the future holds for offices worldwide even after the pandemic.
(Feb 3): Singapore’s battered property firms are hitting a snag in their recovery after rising coronavirus infections led to an extension of remote work in the city-state.
Shares of commercial developers and real estate investment trusts have fallen since authorities announced last month that working from home will remain the default arrangement. The government is trying to minimize the risk of transmission at offices after some cases in the workplace led to community clusters.
The move adds to headwinds for developers and REITs, amid questions over what the future holds for offices worldwide even after the pandemic. It will be harder to lease out vacancies and there will be pressure to lower rents if the work-from-home arrangement persists, said Terence Chua, an analyst at Phillip Securities Research Pte.
TRIS Rating affirms the ratings on the outstanding guaranteed debentures of Frasers Property Holdings (Thailand) Co., Ltd. (FPHT or Issuer) at ?AA-?. At the same time, we assign a ?negative? outlook to the ratings. The debentures are issued under FPHT?s THB25 billion debenture program and fully guaranteed by Frasers Property Ltd. (FPL or Guarantor). FPHT is a wholly-owned subsidiary of FPL. The issue ratings reflect the creditworthiness of the guarantor (rated ?AA-? with a ?negative? outlook by TRIS Rating).
The ?negative? outlook reflects our view that FPL?s leverage is likely to stay elevated, exceeding the threshold of adjusted debt to earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) ratio of below 12 times for the assigned ratings, at least over the next 12-18 months. We expect the company?s earnings to continue to be pressured by the lingering adverse impacts of the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic and weak macroeconomic backdrop, particularl