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3 more cents to cover gap...
I think this TP is cum the special divdend. Phillips provided the Ex-Div TP too. Essentially deduct the special dividend amount.
desmodeus ( Date: 12-Jun-2025 16:54) Posted:
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Target nearly reached but after XD went down alot..
poems value it 62c. can reach?
Ya agressive buying like got news.....
Kilatkilat ( Date: 12-Jun-2025 15:04) Posted:
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3rd contract coming in
kt3152 ( Date: 12-Jun-2025 09:42) Posted:
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Finally break out from 45... those bought 53 for div just breakeven at 46.....
Jiyaji ( Date: 11-Jun-2025 09:41) Posted:
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Investors eyeing student accommodation - Property Australia
Investors are increasingly targeting purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) in 2025, with the sector viewed favourably due to the undersupply dynamics, student growth and counter-cyclical features, according to Knight Frank&rsquo s latest research.
The firm&rsquo s Australia PBSA Update Q2 2025 found investment volumes to date this year have totalled $1.8 billion across four deals, well above the $116 million recorded in 2024, and activity is expected to pick up further.
North American investor Greystar&rsquo s acquisition of the GIC-Wee Hur JV portfolio, comprising 5,662 beds across 7 assets, for $1.6 billion makes up the bulk of investment volumes so far this year, but even without the inclusion of this deal, volumes still eclipse the low 2024 total.
Knight Frank Head of Alternatives Tim Holtsbaum said investment volumes in the student accommodation sector were expected to rise further in the second half of 2025.
&ldquo Last year the lack of clarity around international student caps, coupled with a challenging macroeconomic backdrop resulted in a slowdown in the volume of transactional activity,&rdquo he said.
&ldquo Operational schemes remained tightly held in 2024, however, and owners that did bring assets to the market were rewarded with competitive bidding due to a lack of opportunities for buyers, which helped to maintain robust pricing levels.
&ldquo This year we have seen a resurgence in investor interest in the sector, with investors viewing it favourably due to its strong fundamentals, including the undersupply dynamics, student growth and counter-cyclical features, with the prospect of good risk-adjusted returns.
&ldquo We expect additional anticipated rate cuts and the prospect of greater political certainty in Australia in the second half of 2025 will lead to greater activity as the year progresses.
&ldquo Investor sentiment surveys demonstrate student accommodation is in favour with investors this year, particularly North American capital, and we have already seen this translate into the largest deal announcement since Scape&rsquo s acquisition of the Urbanest portfolio back in mid-2020.
&ldquo Recent transactions have demonstrated that stabilised PBSA assets remain a key target for investors trying to enter or consolidate their position in the Australian market.
&ldquo However, given the limited opportunity to acquire standing investments, we expect to see investors exploring alternative transaction structures in order to deploy capital.&rdquo
Knight Frank Chief Economist Ben Burston said while activity in PBSA was expected to continue to pick up this year, politics and policy would be key factors in the sector.
&ldquo Sentiment among policymakers and stakeholders for the growth of PBSA is strengthening, as it is increasingly recognised for its role in supporting the growing student population while mitigating pressure on rental demand,&rdquo he said.
&ldquo Against this backdrop, investor confidence remains strong due to buoyant student demand, with international student enrolments well above pre-pandemic levels and near double the levels of a decade ago. This will aid strong occupancy levels this year.
&ldquo The student accommodation sector has experienced strong rental performance due to the demand-supply imbalance in the market, and the market is expected to remain undersupplied despite rising development activity.
Knight Frank&rsquo s Australia PBSA Update Q2 2025 found that since 2018 there has been average rental growth of 50 per cent across Sydney, 38 per cent in Melbourne, 36 per cent in Adelaide and 28 per cent in Brisbane for studio apartments in PBSA developments.
It found there are currently 6,912 beds under construction with 2,772 beds due for completion in 2025, a 40 per cent increase on last year. In 2026, a further wave of completions is expected resulting in 5,832 new beds.
Your wish is Granted!! 
Tough to break 45. Hopefully today can....
Moving becasue of Centurion doing REITS.
Waiting for 455 breakout....
kt3152 ( Date: 05-Jun-2025 15:32) Posted:
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Back to day high @c $0.44 on moderate volume.
Chart wise looks good for further rebound
Chart wise looks good for further rebound
The announcement take so long Wee Hur than react ?
Joelton ( Date: 31-May-2025 12:45) Posted:
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Wee Hur running up!
43 break out. If can clear 44 will be bullish....
$0.435 +$0.015....Finally rebounding?
Wee Hur establishes $500 mil multicurrency medium term note programme
Construction company Wee Hur Holdingshas established a $500 million multicurrency medium term note programme, that will be offered outside the USA and in Singapore to institutional investors.
Wee Hur says that it will issue notes from time to time in Singapore dollars or any currency, in various amounts and tenors, and may bear interest at fixed, floating or hybrid rates, or not bear any interest.
Net proceeds arising from the issue of the notes will be used for the group&rsquo s general corporate purposes, including refinancing of existing borrowings and financing of investments, acquisitions, general working capital and or expenditure of the group.
DBS Bank and United Overseas Bank(UOB) have been appointed to act as the joint arrangers and dealers of the programme.
30 May 2025 : Wee Hur sets up S$500 million medium-term note programme.
Given Wee Hur' s recent strategic asset sales and its intention to expand its core construction and dormitory businesses in a robust market, setting up a S$500 million medium-term note programme is definitely good news. It provides them with the necessary financial flexibility, efficient access to capital, and diverse funding options to execute their growth strategies and capitalize on upcoming opportunities. It signals a proactive approach to managing their capital structure and funding future projects.
Given Wee Hur' s recent strategic asset sales and its intention to expand its core construction and dormitory businesses in a robust market, setting up a S$500 million medium-term note programme is definitely good news. It provides them with the necessary financial flexibility, efficient access to capital, and diverse funding options to execute their growth strategies and capitalize on upcoming opportunities. It signals a proactive approach to managing their capital structure and funding future projects.
Let's see if any announcement from sgx. First green soldier since sell down from 14 May... hope will break out from 455 to 505......
ysh2006 ( Date: 28-May-2025 05:32) Posted:
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