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SG Morning Highlights | Elite UK Reit Sells Hilden House for £3.3 Million, Above Valuation

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Moomoo News SG wrote a column · Nov 27 09:05
SG Morning Highlights | Elite UK Reit Sells Hilden House for £3.3 Million, Above Valuation
Good morning mooers! Here are things you need to know about today's Singapore markets:
● Singapore shares opened higher on Wednesday; STI up 0.34%
● Economists Divided on MAS Monetary Policy Direction in Early 2025 Amid Easing Inflation
● Singapore's Headline Inflation Declines to 1.4% Amid Reduced Transport and Housing Costs
● Stocks to watch: SingPost, Elite UK Reit.
● Latest share buy back transactions
- Moomoo News SG
Market Snapshot
Singapore shares opened lower on Wednesday. The $FTSE Singapore Straits Time Index (.STI.SG)$ rose 0.34 percent to 3724.87 as at 9:02 am.
Advancers / Decliners is 66 / 102, with 158.35M securities worth S$353.21M changing hands.
Breaking News
HDB Rental Demand to Strengthen in Late 2024 but Expected to Weaken by 2025
Huttons reports a predicted recovery in HDB rental demand in the second half of 2024, driven by increased HDB launches and high take-up rates, with upgraders temporarily renting to avoid the Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty. This demand surge contrasts with a moderated growth rate of 1.4% year-on-year in early 2024 as tenants shifted to condos amidst a lower flat supply. Despite a projected 4% rent increase in 2024, 2025 looks less promising with a forecasted drop in available HDB flats for subletting to around 7,000 units, and a decrease in private residential completions, which may reduce the tenant pool, although over 6,500 new launches in RCR and OCR could temporarily boost demand.
Singapore Mobile Gaming Marketers Allocate Limited Budget to APAC
Singapore mobile gaming marketers are allocating just 20% of their user acquisition budgets to the Asia Pacific region, focusing more heavily on North America (37%) and Europe (28%), according to Moloco. This pattern is part of a broader global trend where 71% of mobile gaming ad spend is concentrated in a few countries, including the U.S. (40%), U.K. (6%), Germany (5%), and Japan (4%). However, Singapore marketers are beginning to diversify, with 15% of budgets now directed towards emerging markets in Latin America, North Africa, and Sub-Saharan Africa. In contrast, China's marketers are leading in global diversification, spreading their investments more evenly across various regions, including Europe and Asia Pacific.
Stocks to Watch
$SingPost (S08.SG)$ announced on Tuesday that it is currently engaged in exclusive negotiations regarding the potential sale of its Australian operations, although no definitive agreement has been finalized yet. The Australian segment of SingPost includes a comprehensive range of services such as fourth-party logistics, third-party logistics solutions encompassing transportation and distribution, last-mile courier delivery, and warehousing services. This segment reported a significant revenue increase to S$574.8 million for the half-year ending September 30, up from S$398.8 million in the previous year. Before this announcement, SingPost shares had closed up by 0.9 percent or S$0.005 at S$0.555.
$EliteUKREIT GBP (MXNU.SG)$ has successfully divested Hilden House in Warrington, England, for £3.3 million (S$5.6 million), achieving a 6% premium over the property's last valuation of £3.1 million as of June 30. The real estate investment trust's manager announced on Wednesday that the net proceeds from this sale will be allocated towards debt repayment. Prior to this announcement, units of Elite UK Reit had closed at £0.29 on Tuesday, marking a 1.8% increase or £0.005.
Share Buy Back Transactions
SG Morning Highlights | Elite UK Reit Sells Hilden House for £3.3 Million, Above Valuation
Source: Business Times, SGinvestors.io, Business Review
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