Catch the Upwave—FLCT Adds Momentum and Yield to Your Portfolio

Kenny_Loh
09-30

Technical Analysis

  • The price chart reflects a clear uptrend channel in recent months following a bottom earlier this year, highlighted with consistent higher highs and higher lows.

  • Previous resistance at around S$0.93–0.94 has turned into support, and the price is currently trading above this zone, indicating ongoing bullish momentum.

  • Multiple moving averages are converging below the current price, giving further confirmation of upward price movement.

  • The next key resistance level on the chart is S$1.00; a breakout above this level could indicate further upside potential.

  • Technical risks are mainly a breakdown from the uptrend channel or a reversal below the S$0.93–0.94 support area.

    $Frasers L&C Tr(BUOU.SI)$

Fundamental Analysis

  • Asset Class & Portfolio: FLCT owns a diversified portfolio of 114 properties valued at around S$6.8 billion, primarily in logistics/industrial (around two-thirds by value) and commercial/business park assets.

  • Geographical Exposure: Main markets include Australia (largest), Germany, the Netherlands, Singapore, and the UK. As of March 2025, Australian assets make up about 45% of portfolio value, with Europe and Singapore comprising most of the rest.

  • Yield: The annualized distribution yield is about 6.5%–6.7% based on the last 12 months' DPU of S$0.06–0.07 and recent traded prices, placing FLCT among the higher-yielding blue-chip REITs.

  • P/NAV (Price to Net Asset Value): NAV per unit was S$1.08 as of March 2025; with the share price near S$0.955, FLCT trades at a P/NAV of roughly 0.88x, reflecting a discount to book value.

  • Gearing: The gearing (leverage) ratio stood at approximately 36.8% as of June 2025, comfortably below the regulatory ceiling of 50%, giving FLCT substantial debt headroom for future acquisitions or development.

  • Occupancy & DPU: Portfolio occupancy was 92.5% as of June 2025, slightly lower year-on-year, but expected to recover after strategic divestments. DPU for 1HFY25 was 3.00 Singapore cents, 13.8% lower due to higher interest costs, but overall income stability remains robust.

Source: REITsavvy.com

Summary

Frasers Logistics & Commercial Trust is fundamentally supported by a resilient portfolio of high-quality logistics and commercial assets in developed countries, with stable long-term leases, a consistent yield above 6.5%, and prudent capital management. Technically, the REIT is trading in an uptrend channel above key moving averages, with further upside potential if resistance at S$0.999 is surpassed. FLCT’s discounted price-to-NAV, reasonable gearing, and management’s proactive asset enhancement strategy continue to make it an attractive REIT for defensively minded yield investors.

Source: REITsavvy.com

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Comments

  • JimmyHua
    09-30
    JimmyHua
    Thanks for sharing.
  • pt207
    10-01
    pt207
    thanks for the analysis
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