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First-Rate Acquisitions To Follow First-Class Results
S$1.210
S$0.960
Intrinsic Value
Prev Close
Main ActivitiesFirst Real Estate Investment Trust (Company)
invests in a diversified portfolio of income
producing real estate used for healthcare and/or
healthcare-related purposes. The Companys
assets are located in Singapore and Indonesia.
Financial Highlights
Dec YE (S$m) FY08A FY09A FY10E
Gross Revenue 29.9 30.2 31.3
Net Prop Income 29.8 29.9 30.2
Distr Earnings 20.8 20.9 21.1
Distr Per Unit (S$) 0.0762 0.0762 0.0763
Non-Curr Assets 324.9 340.9 339.1
Op Cash Flow 20.6 22.7 23.3
Source: Company, Bloomberg, SIAS Research
Key Ratios
Price Earnings (x) 6.91
Price Book (x) 0.92
Return on equity (%) 13.67
Return on assets (%) 10.36
Source: Bloomberg
Indexed Price Chart
First REIT (White)Straits Times Index (Orange)FTSE ST RE Invest Trust Index (Yellow)
Source: Bloomberg
52wks High-Low S$0.990 /S$0.720
Number of Shares 276.532 m
Market Capitalization S$265.47 m
Analyst:Moh Tze Yang, Lead Analysttzeyang@siasresearch.comTel: 6227 2107
Update: We maintain our Increase Exposurerating on First REIT (Company), based on anupgraded intrinsic value of S$1.210 - representingan upside of 26.0% over its last traded price ofS$0.960.
Key Developments:
First REIT grew on an impressive set of 2Q10
results by releasing solid 3Q10 numbers on 22nd
October 2010. Gross revenue and net property
income increased 4.6% (3Q10: S$7.9m, 3Q09:
S$7.6m) and 3.7% (3Q10: S$7.8m, 3Q09:
S$7.5m) YoY respectively. Third quarter 2010
distribution amount grew 2.5% YoY (3Q10:
S$5.4, 3Q09: S$5.2m) with distribution per unit
for the period expanding from 1.90 Scts in 3Q09
to 1.94 Scts in 3Q10. On an annualized basis,
DPU also improved YoY from 7.62 Scts in 3Q09
to 7.70 Scts in 3Q10.
On 9th November 2010, the Company
announced that it would be acquiring two
Jakarta hospitals, the Mochtar Riady
Comprehensive Cancer Centre and Siloam
Hospitals Lippo Cikarang for a total
consideration of S$205.5m. Part of the
acquisitions will be funded by a rights issue of
approximately S$172.8m.
Outlook:
First REITs robust portfolio of high-yielding,
medical-related real estate investments has againimpressed with the Companys 3Q10 results coming
in above our prior third quarter estimates. With their
new acquisitions in place, the Company will be above
to increase its asset base, improve its overall
weighted average lease to expiry and importantly
increase DPU and dividend yield. At its current price,
we opine that the Company is still undervalued.
First REIT
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Figure 5: First REIT rental income by geography
Figure 4: First REIT yield one of S-REIT's highest Figure 4: Consistent quarterly DPU payouts
Geographically, First REITs Indonesian assets generated 86.6%
(S$6.9m) of the Companys 3Q10 revenues, against 86.3% (S$6.5m)
for 3Q09. Going forward, we understand from management that First
REIT will be able to enjoy a variable rental growth component of
1.25% of total gross revenue from their four Indonesian assets in
FY2010. The Companys Singapore assets contributed 13.4%
(S$1.1m) to First REITs top line over 3Q10, compared to 13.7%
(S$1.0m) in 3Q10. As stated in our last update report on First REIT
(First Class 2Q10 Results, 27 July 2010), we continue to expect the
contribution from the Companys Singapore assets to expand further
with the completion of asset enhancement works on the CompanysPacific Cancer Centre@Adam Road. Management has guided that this
project is on track to be completed by mid-2011.
Source: Company
*includes deferred rental income of property under asset enhancement
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New value accretive acquisitions to raise earnings/DPU
Working capital remains healthy on solid current asset base
Healthy Working Capital-Backed Balance Sheet: As at 30th June
2010, First REITs balance sheet position remains solid as at 30 th
September 2010 with net asset value per unit standing at 97.77 Scts
- against end-FY2009s NAV per unit of 98.39 Scts. The Companys
total assets as at end-3Q10 amounted to S$359.3m, comprising
S$346.1m of non-current assets and S$13.2m of current assets.
Total liabilities stood at a total of S$89.2m, accounted for as
S$78.8m of non-current liabilities and S$10.3m of current liabilities.
Total unit holders fund for 3Q10 is a sound S$270.1m. First REITs
working capital, taken as current assets against current liabilities,
stands at a healthy 1.28x as at end-September 2010.
Low Debt Levels: First REITs total debt as at 30th September 2010
was recorded at S$57.3m - an increase of S$4.5m over end-2009s
amount. Interest coverage had fallen from 13.5x to 11.6x with the
Companys debt-to-property ratio rising by from 15.5% as at 31st
December 2009 to 16.5% as at 30th September 2010. That said, we
maintain our view that First REITs gearing is very well managed as
the Companys current level of 16.5% is still significantly below the
regulatory limit of 35%.
Acquisitions Of Two New Assets: On 9th November 2010, First
REIT announced that it would be acquiring two Jakarta hospitals, the
Mochtar Riady Comprehensive Cancer Centre (MRCC) and Siloam
Hospitals Lippo Cikarang (SHLC) for a total consideration of
S$205.5m. MRCC is to be acquired from Wincatch Limited for
S$170.5m and SHLC will be purchased form PT Lippo Karawaci Tbk
for S$35m. To partially finance the acquisitions, First REIT has
announced plans to raise approximately S$172.8m in gross proceeds
through a rights issue to eligible unit holders on a pro-rata basis of
five rights units for every four existing units - at an issue price of
S$0.50 per unit (345,664,382 new units).
Specifically, we understand that the purchase of MRCC as well as
related transaction costs will be completed via:
1) Proceeds from rights issue.
2) New term loan facility of up to S$50m from Oversea-Chinese
Banking Corporation Limited.
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Figure 6: Mochtar Riady Comprehensive Cancer Centre
While the purchase of SHLC will be completed via:
1) Proceeds from rights issue.
MRCC, to begin operations in December 2010, is a 29 storey, 160
bed location that is to be Indonesias first private comprehensive
cancer treatment center that is equipped with state of the art cancer
treatment and diagnostic facilities. It will be the first facility in the
whole of Indonesia to offer Positron Emission Tomography (PET)
scanning, High Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU) and Radio-
immunotherapy. MRCC is located near Plaza Semanggi, the Aryaduta
Suites Hotel Semanggi as well as other five-star hotels in the central
business district of South Jakarta.
SHLC, which has been in operations since 2002, is a six-storey
hospital with the capacity to accommodate 75 beds by end-2010. Itis situated in the growing residential and industrial areas of East
Jakarta offering a broad range of general and specialist services such
as A&E, orthopedic, neurology, urology, thorax, and cardiovascular
surgery. The hospital also has Centres of Excellence in Urology,
Internal Medicine and Trauma. In particular, SHLC is well-respected
for its Pediatric Neonatal Intensive Care Unit for premature, sick
babies.
Source: Company
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Figure 7: Siloam Hospitals Lippo Cikarang
Following the acquisition of both assets, management has guidedthat First REITs distribution in projection for 2011 is expected to rise
from 8.57% (distribution yield before acquisition calculated based on
4th November 2010 closing price of S$0.95 per unit) to 9.14%
(distribution yield after acquisition based on TERP of S$0.70 per unit).
This forecast is based on an estimated annualized DPU of 6.40 Scts
for the full financial year ending 31st December 2010, in relation to its
enlarged portfolio and financing through a combination of the
underwritten renounceable rights issue.
In addition, upon completion of the purchase for the two assets, First
REIT management has also expressed that they expect to see an
increase in annual gross rental income of approximately 80% - fromS$30.3m in forecast year 2010 to S$54.5m in projection year 2011
as a result of the enlarged portfolio. Consequent distributable income
is also estimated to rise by 89% from S$21.3m to S$40.3m.
Leverage will also be lowered from 18.6% to 17.25% in projection
year 2011.
Source: Company
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Figure 8: GFA by business (current/enlarged portfolio)
Figure 9: Gross rental income by geography (current/enlarged portfolio)
We are of the opinion that the acquisitions of MRCC and SHLC hold
significant upside potential for First REIT going forward. Importantly,
with the substantial lack of proper healthcare facilities and qualified
medical practitioners in Indonesia, ownership of such assets becomes
veritable gold mines for landlords. We noted a lack of
understanding and education on the part of the investing communitywith regards to the potential of Indonesian healthcare facilities during
our attendance at First REITs 2Q10 results briefing. That said, the
numbers do not lie and the financial performance capability of First
REITs Indonesian assets is very apparent as results are posted each
quarter. Bearing that in mind, we view the strategic addition of the
two new Indonesian assets as astute and value accretive.
Source: Company
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First REIT Value Proposition
Figure 10: First REIT internal forecast based on completed acquisitions
The Bottom Line: First REITs robust portfolio of high-yielding,
medical-related real estate investments has again impressed with the
Companys 3Q10 come in above our prior third quarter estimates. All
three core income statement areas of gross revenue, net property
income as well as distributable income registered solid YoY
expansions. This improvement can largely be attributed to the quality
of the Companys Indonesia properties as well as strong demand for
proper healthcare facilities and services in Indonesia. We also expect
First REITs Singapore assets to contribute further to the Companys
top and bottom lines on the completion of asset enhancement works
at the Pacific Cancer Centre@Adam Road. In addition, First REIT has
also confirmed with their tenant on a new extension block to theCompanys Lentor Residence nursing home. The proposed extension
is valued at S$4.5m and is expected to commence after receiving
necessary regulatory approvals.
Significantly, with the announcement of two new asset additions to
First REITs portfolio, we believe that the Company stands to benefit
substantially going forward. Via long term master lease agreements
on both MRCC and SHLC, First REIT is able to take advantage of
increased income stability as well as improve the Companys overall
weighted average lease to expiry (10.6 years as at end-September
2010 to 12.4 years). The REITs absolute asset base will also be
consequently increased, which would raise the profile of the Company
and enhance its competitive positioning and ability to pursue future
acquisitions. For First REIT investors, currently already receiving one
of the highest yield payouts in the S-REIT sector, DPU going into
2011 is forecasted to increase further providing even higher returns.
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Figure 11: First REIT one year price-volume
Figure 12: First REIT portfolio breakdown as at end-September 2010
On the back of the third quarters salient results as well as
forthcoming acquisition of MRCC and SHLC, we have revised our
estimates and valuation on the counter. Based on TERP of S$0.70 per
unit, our model suggests a robust potential 2011 post-acquisitiondividend yield of between 8.91% and 9.33% for investors. We further
upgrade First REIT at a derived intrinsic value of S$1.21 - based on
revised FY11 estimates. At its current price, we opine that the
Company is still undervalued. For prudence, we have not accounted
for the DPU growth potential from the Companys arrangement with
tenants that accords First REIT a percent of these tenants earnings
in our valuation. Recommendation: Increase Exposure
Source: Bloomberg
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Figure 13: First REIT Indonesia asset details as at end-September 2010
Figure 14: First REIT Singapore asset details as at end-September 2010
Source: Company
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Summary Financial Table
(Dec YE)
Total Return (S$m) FY2007A FY2008A FY2009A FY2010E
Gross Revenue 28.3 29.9 30.2 31.3
Net Property Income 28.1 29.8 29.9 30.2
Distributable Earnings 19.3 20.8 20.9 21.1
Distribution Per Unit (S$) 0.0709 0.0762 0.0762 0.0763
Financial Position (S$m) FY2007A FY2008A FY2009A FY2010E
Non-current assets 325.6 324.9 340.9 339.1
Current assets 15.3 14.6 13.7 13.3
Current liabilities 11.9 61.4 10.2 11.1
Non-current liabilities 77.7 23.1 73.4 71.3
Cash Flow (S$m) FY2007A FY2008A FY2009A FY2010E
Operating cash flow 30.0 20.6 22.7 23.3
Investing cash flow -234.5 0.3 -1.9 -1.1
Financing cash flow 218.1 -22.1 -25.6 -22.1
Source: Company, Bloomberg, SIAS Research estimates
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Rating Definition:
Increase Exposure The current price of the stock is significantly lower than the underlying fundamental value. Readers can
consider increasing their exposure in their portfolio to a higher level.Invest The current price of the stock is sufficiently lower than the underlying fundamental value of the firm. Readers canconsider adding this stock to their portfolio.Fairly Valued The current price of the stock is reflective of the underlying fundamental value of the firm. Readers may notneed to take actions at current price.Take Profit The current price of the stock is sufficiently higher than the underlying fundamental value of the firm. Readerscan consider rebalancing their portfolio to take advantage of the profits.Reduce Exposure - The current price of the stock is significantly higher than the underlying fundamental value of the firm.Readers can consider reducing their holdings in their portfolio.
IMPORTANT DISCLOSURE
SIAS Research Pte Ltd received compensation for conducting this valuation research. The estimated fair value ofthe stock is statement of opinion, and not statement of fact or recommendation on the stock.
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