$MPACT(MPPTF)$ $Mapletree PanAsia Com Tr(N2IU.SI)$ 

The Crown Jewel for Your Singaporean Stock Portfolio

Kia ora lah! I'm excited to share my latest find that's got me buzzing like a kopi-o session at the hawker centre. As a Kiwi who's just started building a Singaporean stock portfolio, I've been on the lookout for stocks that combine stability, growth, and a bit of excitement. Enter Mapletree Pan Asia Commercial Trust (MPACT), the gem that ticks all the boxes. Here’s why MPACT should be the centrepiece of your investment strategy.

Why MPACT? The Best Deal in Town!

Imagine scoring the best deals at the Great Singapore Sale – that's what MPACT offers. Trading at a Price to Book (P/B) ratio of just 0.70, you’re getting high-quality assets for a bargain. With properties spanning Singapore, Hong Kong, China, Japan, and South Korea, this REIT gives you top-tier exposure to Asia’s prime markets.

Dividends to Make Your Wallet Happy

Calling all dividend lovers! MPACT serves up a juicy 7.30% dividend yield. That’s like getting an extra ang bao every quarter. Even when the market gets as unpredictable as the MRT during peak hours, MPACT keeps delivering, showing its resilience and commitment to its investors.

Strong Fundamentals, Stronger Confidence

MPACT boasts an occupancy rate of 96.1%, meaning their properties are as bustling as Orchard Road on a weekend. With a well-managed debt profile – a 3.0-year average debt maturity and only 23.0% of debt at floating rates – they’re well-prepared to handle any interest rate hikes that come our way.

Smart Moves for a Bright Future

Recently, MPACT strategically divested Mapletree Anson, boosting the distribution per unit (DPU) by 1.5%. This savvy move enhances MPACT’s financial flexibility, positioning it to pounce on new opportunities. It’s like having a kiasu uncle managing your portfolio – always thinking ahead.

Diversification and Resilience

With a portfolio spread across key Asian markets, MPACT isn’t just diversified; it’s fortified. This geographical spread ensures that if one market faces a hiccup, others can balance it out, much like a well-orchestrated family gathering where everyone brings their best dish.

The Verdict: Why MPACT is a Must-Have

Investing in MPACT is like finding the best deal at a pasar malam. You get high-quality assets at a bargain price, a solid dividend yield, and a resilient, diversified portfolio. As someone new to building a Singaporean stock portfolio, I can’t think of a better cornerstone investment.

Why MPACT Deserves to Win

MPACT is the ultimate REIT for savvy investors. Its undervaluation, robust financial management, and high dividend yields make it stand out. This blend of value, stability, and strategic foresight is what makes MPACT a winner in my book, and it should be in yours too.

So, what are you waiting for? Dive into MPACT and watch your investments grow as steadily as our beloved Marina Bay Sands skyline.

Eh, what other stocks do you all recommend to help a Kiwi newbie like me ascend? Share your tips so we can all blend and maybe we’ll be market trendsetters in the end!

Happy trading Tigers, & may your portfolio be ever in your favour! Cheers BC

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For more insights on MPACT, check out [SGinvestors.io](https://sginvestors.io) and [MarketScreener](https://www.marketscreener.com).

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