
ianong ( Date: 09-Feb-2011 13:52) Posted:
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I really do not know.......I will only trade when I see the actual stock in my CDP.
Anyway, I am in no hurry to sell now............
geniex ( Date: 09-Feb-2011 22:24) Posted:
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Will Trading of Consolidate Share and Odd Lot Share between 8 Feb to 10 Feb consider as Shorting?
Cause CDP will only reflect on 11 Feb
ianong ( Date: 09-Feb-2011 13:52) Posted:
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Andrew ( Date: 09-Feb-2011 12:34) Posted:
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I think CDP will inform you the change.  There is an odd lot counter for FCOT trading in 100 shares.
Unless your odd lot is more odd than that, you can trade with FCOT100 (NE6U).
Limited time only, in which this counter NE6U will be delisted.
passingby ( Date: 08-Feb-2011 21:17) Posted:
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mysingtel ( Date: 09-Feb-2011 10:24) Posted:
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Thank you for your explanation. 
Sorry need to ask another question -  the CDP will inform  you how much your shares worth based on your lots?  And,  how to clear the odd lots
Based on 17 cts.....the new share is worth 85cts.  Today closing 86.5 or eq 17.3cts.
You buy at the new pricing 86.5cts lor.
Note that every 100lots of old stock(AD8U) become 20lots of new FCOT share (ND8U).
Do adjust your portfilio accordingly and under the new ND8U code lor
passingby ( Date: 08-Feb-2011 19:37) Posted:
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May I know how much is the share price worth after the consolidation?  Also, can we still buy the share now?
bryansng ( Date: 30-Jan-2011 11:24) Posted:
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Singapore, 28 January 2011 – Further to the announcement made today by Frasers Centrepoint Asset Management (Commercial) Ltd. (the “Manager”), as the manager of Frasers Commercial Trust (“FCOT”), in relation to the approval obtained from Unitholders for the proposed Unit Consolidation, the Manager hereby gives notice that the register of Unitholders and the Depository Register will be closed at 5.00 p.m. on 10 February 2011 (the “Books Closure Date”) in order to determine the entitlements of Unitholders for purposes of the Unit Consolidation.
Remember to check your CDP account and adjust your portfilio accordingly.
hear say from DBSV
Frasers Commercial Trust: BUY (Upgrade from HOLD) S$0.17; Bloomberg: FCOT
SP
Turning round the corner;
Price Target : 12-Month S$ 0.21 (Prev S$ 0.19)
By: Singapore Research Team +65 6533 9688 / Derek TAN +65 6398 7966
· Upgrade to Buy and TP to $0.21, with 30% total return
· Results in line, riding on office uptrend in Spore and Australia
· Valuation undemanding at 0.63x P/BV, FY11 yield of 7.2%
On turnaround path. The recent series of capital management exercises has
placed FCOT on firm footing. Divestment of Cosmo Plaza has helped lightened
balance sheet to 38% gearing. The group is also expected to step up from
its “penny stock” perception with the proposed 1-for-5 units consolidation.
Going forward, expiry of master leases at CSC in Mar 2012 and ATP in 2014
should enhance organic growth visibility as underlying rents for these
properties are currently above or close to base levels. Amid the brighter
outlook for office sector, we believe that FCOT should be able to enjoy the
full positive impact of reversions. Our revised TP of $0.21 translates to a
30% total return. Current valuations are undemanding at 0.63x P/BV and FY11
yield of 7.2%.
1Q11 results underscores improved operating performance. 1Q11 gross
revenue and NPI declined by <2.0% yoy and qoq to S$29m and S$22.9m
respectively. Distributable income net of CPPU dividend amounted to $7.9m
(DPU: 0.25cts) up 4% qoq, thanks to lower financing expenses. Higher
occupancies at Keypoint and 55 Market Street helped to offset negative NPI
contribution from recently divested Cosmo Plaza and negative rental
reversions. Portfolio occupancy is now at an average of 91.8%. In addition,
proactive leasing strategies should benefit the 8.2% NLA expiring this
year.
Room for uplift from capital management moves. Given current low interest
rate environment, management is looking at possibly refinance its debt
early. Given FCOT’s relatively high interest cost of 4.3% and lumpy expiry
profile, there could be significant potential interest savings. In terms of
sensitivity, for every 25bps savings, DPU could be raised by 4%.
Lowest P/BV multiple of 0.63x. We raised our FY11/12 DPU to 1.2cts/1.3cts
translating to a yield of 7.2-7.6%, one of the highest in the commercial
Sreits space.
Strange hor......1cts to TP still buy call ?? Heeeee.
Got upside buy not sure........
bsiong ( Date: 28-Jan-2011 09:16) Posted:
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hear say.... OSPL:SG
Summary: Frasers Commercial Trust (FCOT) announced 1Q11 gross revenue of S$29m, which declined 2.3% YoY and 1.1% QoQ. This was mainly attributed to the lower contribution from Cosmo Plaza as a result of the expiry of a significant tenancy in Aug 2010. Subsequently, FCOT successfully completed the divestment of Cosmo Plaza on 18 Jan 2011. We view this divestment favorably, as it will improve the overall quality of the portfolio and lower FCOT’s gearing from 39.8% to slightly below 38%. Overall portfolio occupancy will also improve from 91.8% to 96%. FCOT is currently trading at a PBR of 0.44x, which is lower than its historical PBR of 0.54x since listing. Given the strong sponsor, capable manager and stable income, we feel that the high discount is unwarranted. As a first step, the manager is heading the right direction by divesting low income-producing assets. We anticipate further scope for the manager to grow income through asset enhancement initiatives and acquisitions.
Maintain BUY with an unchanged fair value of S$0.18.
Yes indeed. But.....results is flat. For long term play watch the loan careful. They need to be refinanced by 2012.
2011 is OK. I think pple selling due to the fact there is no disti this round as they do it bi-yearly.
Next disti around End-Apr 2011 or Q2 results.
Still Vested.
Investor77 ( Date: 27-Jan-2011 10:25) Posted:
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Got rid of poor performing asset, good.
Distribution up, great.
Let's see if it can reach 20c ($1 post share consolidation) ....