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Valuation of $19.00
Added 2 months ago

using McNiven's valuation:

required return 10% pa, ROE of 15%, 60% re-invested, 40% pay out

gives a valuation of $18.47

Morningstar give fair value of $19.40

split the difference = $19.00

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Valuation of $23.50
stale
Added 2 years ago

Price Targets:

Morgan Stanly $24.10

Macquarie $23.93

Citi $23.50

JP Morgan $22.00

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#Weekness in $
stale
Added 2 years ago

Hate to say it though seeing weekness in 1 day and 3 day way ahead of itself so sold out.

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#ASX Announcements
stale
Last edited one year ago

1H23 announcement here

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A surprisingly bullish forecast.

REITs generally are expected to take a bit of a beating over the coming 6-12 months as their assets get revalued (down) and interest costs and gearing get re-stated (up). Currently most REITs are on a dividend yield of 4-5% which compares very unfavourably to a risk free cash deposit or government bond yield of marginally less: there is next to no risk premium for these assets.

GMG is a bit different in that it has direct holdings in industrial real estate (distributions and fulfilment centres) but is also an industrial property (re-)developer and manager of these assets for other clients. Clients provide the majority of the working capital. For these reasons I think it is considerably less risky than the only other REIT I hold ASX:CIP. (I am avoiding Retail and Office REITs like the plague). It is unlikely that the outsized recent returns are going to be repeated ad infinitum as the re-development opportunities become less obvious and competition for greenfield sites increases.

I like that it is geared very modestly 9.7% (20.7% look through) though I anticipate this will rise with asset price re-valuations.

They are forecasting a rise in EPS of 13.5% for the full year.

I would love to see an increase in the dividend which has stayed flat at 30cps for a number of years now, but management state they can generate attractive returns by re-investing into a growing business.

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