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2024-05-30 20:39 | Report Abuse
From past history looks like they will only announce dividend in this coming Aug. If they can continue to pay dividend by then the price should go up a bit
2024-05-27 23:21 | Report Abuse
Placements (assuming this is private) at discounted share price is to attract institutional investors, not really a fan of it. Basically means dilution and retail investors always lose out. Short term share price should drop a bit and dividend distribution as well until DPulze starts contributing to the NPI. Likely to expect something similar to 2022 when they acquired the 3 industrial properties, dividend dropped to 6.2 sen/unit for FY23. But KIP's strength has always been giving out consistent dividends. Safe to still expect a after WHT tax of 6% DY. This counter is always about stability. Bought in 2022 and share price is still ~0.89
Stock: [KIPREIT]: KIP REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUST
2 months ago | Report Abuse
Its definitely diluting further, last I roughly calculated its 20-30% dilution. Hence you should expect only 6% dividend yield in FY2025 from the enlarged no. of shares despite dividend distribution increasing from more NPI. One may argue the drop in DY% is temporary, but if the REIT continues to expand via more private placements (which they have been doing since 2022), we should almost never expect a growth of DPU (i.e. share price to stay constant). Private placements only benefit the institutions, never small kacang like us. If they sincerely care about us retailers then a DRP should be proposed soon, but ive never seen DRP in MY REITs before.
Anyhow. ~6% is a somewhat good return for a very stable (for now) REIT like KIP REIT, which attracts risk-averse investors. You basically sleep well every night without all the clown fiestas that you can see in YTLP i3 forum. They know that and hence is why I believe private placements and share dilution will still continue in future. I do hope I'm wrong, we'll see.