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[Brokerage Focus] Bocom Intl gives an initial leading rating for the logistics real estate sector, expecting to benefit from multiple growth drivers and improved supply conditions.
Kinwocai News | bocom intl stated that it is covering the logistics and real estate sector for the first time, giving it a top rating, while also covering Prologis (PLD US) and SF Real Estate Investment Trust (02191) for the first time, with a buy rating. The bank believes that the industry will benefit from multiple growth drivers in the coming years and improved supply conditions, holding an optimistic view on the industry's long-term prospects. The bank believes that the demand for logistics real estate will continue to be driven by the following factors: 1) the vigorous development and increased penetration of e-commerce; 2) the continuous growth of cold chain logistics demand; 3) the popularization of outsourced logistics; and 4) to meet the needs of automation and
SF Real Estate Investment Trust (02191) issued 4.8929 million fund units on September 5th.
SF Reits (02191) announced that, according to the Trust Agreement, SF Reits will provide property trust services to the Trustee on September 5, 2024...
SF REIT: 2024 Interim Report
SF Real Estate Investment Trust (02191) will distribute an interim dividend of HKD 0.1471 per unit on September 30th.
SF Reit (02191) has announced that the fund will distribute the dividends for the period ending on June 30, 2024, on September 30, 2024.
SF Real Estate Investment Trust (02191) has released its interim results with a profit of 0.222 billion Hong Kong dollars, a year-on-year increase of 1.6%. Each fund unit distributes 14.71 Hong Kong cents.
SF REIT (02191) announced its six-month performance ending on June 30, 2024. SF REIT gained an income of HKD 0.222 billion, up 1.6% YoY. The distributable income was HKD 0.119 billion, up 1.9% YoY. The distribution per fund unit was 14.71 HK cents, with a payout ratio of 100%.
Express News | SF Real Estate Investment Trust - Hy Revenue HK$222.3 Mln Vs HK$218.9 Mln