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Valuation of $3.00
Added a month ago

$2.45 for current realised assets + $0.55 for remaining Airtrunk investment

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#Realisation strategy proceedin
Added a month ago

GDC is in a process of realising existing investments and has just announced sale of its largest asset ETIX. What will remain once this transaction concludes (assuming it does) is the remaining investment in Airtrunk.

ETIX sale will result in $2.26 shareholder value at current exchange rates expecting to close in Q1 2025

The Perth data centre realised $15M after paying down debt which adds $0.19 per share

Current realised assets = $2.45 per share.

Airtrunk is difficult to value but is on books at $48.5M $0.62 per share.

Total asset value per share = approx $3.07

Assuming there is an efficient transfer of shareholder capital that would mean the market is currently valuing the Airtrunk investment at around $0.45 per share based on todays share price of $2.90. There is definitely potential upside on the Airtrunk disposal if it goes ahead in the short term but there is also exchange rate risks, and the possibility of the ETIX transaction falling over, and uncertainty on how the cash is getting back to shareholders I think the current price is pretty close to fair but believe the Air trunk value is being undervalued. There are risks though and I think a fair valuation is $3 and with some good potential upside.

Overall the company has done well on the realisation strategy to date and as a long term holder I am holding for a good result on Airtrunk when eventually realised.

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Valuation of $2.85
Added a month ago

Hard to put a precise number on this one but I have arrived in the vicinity of $2.85. This is a heavily relies on a $15bn Airtrunk sale, and $2.85 is the figure loosely arrived at after taxes and fees and other one-offs. It is noticeably less than the $3.00 - $3.30 that Geoff Wilson is bandying about because he's quoting pre-tax pre-fees etc.

I think the Airtrunk IPO is likely to go ahead at $15bn and certainly above $12bn given the intense tailwind demand for data centers and the strength of the story/theme.

This valuation also acknowledges the AFR article just posted reporting on delays in the NBIO process which actually introduce a slim chance this gets done at a higher price.

Discl. Held, and gradually accumulating under $2.28.

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#Participate in cap raise or no
stale
Added 3 years ago

I already hold this in real life and am deciding if I want to add more to the portfolio through the capital raise 

Has been a good performer so far (27% PA) for what I intended to be a slightly riskier REIT / Property play than your standard commercial / industrial plays.  

I like the thematic that a data centre is a long term asset which will have demand well into the future.  

Management has been strong to date and I think the departure of 360 Capital is nothing more than its not really where their strategy has them focussed anymore and they want to cash in after setting it up.  

The capital raise is not significant discounted at the moment ($1.93 vs $1.95) so monitoring the share price now in the run up to having to decide by Fri 8 OCT if I participate or not.  I was intending to add to it prior to the announcement of the capital raise and am just waiting to seee the most efficient path.  I currently have an order in the system and waiting to see if it hits.

My simple valuation  of $2.15 is based on an earnings multiple of  15 which I believe is a reasonable multiple for a small and relatively illiquid developer / property manager in a high growth property area.  I expect it will start to get more attention as it continues to grow and I am looking at a 5yr+  investment timeframe as it is in my SMSF. 

I expect there will be more capital raises ahead.

 

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#ASX Announcements
stale
Added 3 years ago

Boat, racing car, tax bill – there are often good reasons, however, when 3 of 4 directors offload the entirety of their holdings and then there is a capital raise I scratch my head. 

360 Capital, which announced last month they were offloading their holding which accounted for a third of the GDC script. The directors are all with 360 Capital which will be the explanation. 

The summary is the divestment and the cap raise probably should not be linked. 

That said, Macquarie has also exited their holding. 

This is a sector that has legs, the market maintains strong growth prospects both hosting public and private cloud. 

The capital raise, is expected to generate $42M, is to be used for “strategic investments” with no other detail although this is basically the business. The group invests in and have data centre interests in Asia Pac as well as Europe both wholly owned or in JV arrangements. 

The other couple of straws here are worth reading. Pat has a more detailed and balanced view than mine – especially the benefits of 360 Capital exit, rather that it being a red flag.

 

 

 

 

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#why the run
stale
Added 3 years ago

No longer a passive distributor of earnings - an operating business that retains earnings for organic growth, but watch the ev/ebitda gap vs peers close (a discount will persist for size of course). Tribeca and Regal have taken up 10m shares between them at $1.93. Both catalyst hunting operations. They are looking at that gap I'd think & I'd also think that some conversations behind closed doors are pretty close to the wind. I'm in this one in 'real life'.

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