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Nera Telecommunications: POS Sale Completed; Expect Special Dividends

 

Nera Telecommunications (NeraTel) has completed the disposal of its point-of-sale (POS) business for S$88m cash, resulting in estimated one-off gains of S$71.5m. We expect the company to pay a hefty special dividend from the sale proceeds.

Proceedings for the upcoming 4G airwave auction have begun, setting the stage for Singapore' 4th telco. The interested parties have talked about initial capex plans for 4.5G/Pre5G networks which range from S$300m to S$800m. We believe NeraTel will benefit from this spending in telecommunications and network infrastructure equipment.

With the disposal completing as expected, our SOTP-based target price of S$0.835 remains unchanged. The announcement of special dividends should drive share price closer to our target price as we believe the market has yet to price this in.

OCBC

Capitaland: Acquires US$52m site in Vietnam 

CapitaLand announced that it has acquired for US$51.9m (~S$70m) a 0.5 hectare prime site in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The site is expected to be developed into a project with a 17-storey residential tower and a 22-storey serviced residence tower. Slated to be launched in 4Q2016 and completed in 2018, the project will have an estimated gross development value of US$106m (S$143m).

Residential sales in the country were strong in 1H2016 with about 460 units sold (worth about S$80m), which translates to a 20% YoY growth in terms of sales values and volume.

The Group was also one of the top performing foreign developers in Vietnam last year with 1,321 homes sold at a value of S$226.5m.

Maintain BUY with an unchanged fair value estimate of S$3.68.

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Sheng Shiong Group: Store in The Verge mall may close

Sheng Shiong Group (SSG) had previously highlighted back in Feb that they had stores in The Verge (45k sq ft) and Jurong Superbowl (16.4k sq ft) following media reports that the mall owners had intention to sell the properties.

It was recently reported that a joint venture between Lum Chang Holdings and a fund of LaSalle Investment Management Asia had signed an agreement to buy The Verge.

The timeline for redevelopment in unclear, while the lease for SSG's store is currently slated to expire by 31 Mar 2017. With this looming, we keep in mind that this store's same store sales growth has been relatively weak in the past few years mainly due to construction works in the vicinity.

We have a Buy and fair value estimate of S$1.07 on SSG, with growth expected to be driven by new stores. In consideration of current price levels, we advocate investors to re-enter at lower prices.
 

Lim & Tan

Global Logistic Properties 

GLP has signed new leases totaling 66,000 sqm with two global automakers in Brazil and China --- Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has leased 43,000 sqm (463,000 sq ft ) in São Paulo, Brazil and Daimler has leased 23,000 sqm (248,000 sq ft) in Greater Jinan, Eastern China. Both companies are new customer relationships for GLP and will use the facilities to distribute vehicle parts for after-sales service.

GLP works closely with global vehicle brands globally to provide them with high-quality, strategically located facilities in key markets for both vehicle and parts distribution.

Key customer relationships globally include BMW, Chrysler, Ford, GM, Honda and Volkswagen. Auto related leasing accounts for approximately 7% of GLP’s total leased area globally.

We continue to like GLP for its efficient logistics facilities which continues to attract both new and existing clients to their facilities. It will also continue to benefit from the strong growth of the e-commerce sector and valuations remain undemanding at 0.75x book and 3.3% yield.

   

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