KIP REIT acquires land in Gerik for RM14.8m
The leasehold land, expiring in October 2112, includes a single-storey hypermarket, basement car park and office, totalling 60,895 sq feet of lettable area.
The leasehold land, expiring in October 2112, includes a single-storey hypermarket, basement car park and office, totalling 60,895 sq feet of lettable area.
Calls on the REIT’s units remained mixed following the latest quarterly results, although analysts flagged its appealing distribution yield as compared to the sector average.
RHB Bank also kept its "buy" call, with a dividend discount model (DDM)-derived target price of 91 sen.
Finance costs rose 44.
The REIT reported a 14.
Looking forward, the REIT said the primary challenge for Malaysia’s retail sector is still the escalating cost of living affecting consumers across income brackets.
“We are excited by the potential of our existing assets and the vast opportunities to acquire high quality accretive assets with strong recurring rental income to expand our portfolio,” said KIP REIT chief executive officer Valerie Ong Pui Shan.
Its property operating expenses stood at RM11.
It also saw net profit for the quarter increase 2.
In February this year, CLMT acquired three prime freehold ready-built factories in Nusajaya Tech Park in Iskandar Malaysia from Nusajaya Tech Park Sdn Bhd for a total RM27 million, marking the trust's entry into the industrial market, as it diversified its geographical footprint to Johor.