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Summit Industrial Income REIT Unit T.SMU.UN


Primary Symbol: SMMCF

Summit Industrial Income REIT is a Canada-based mutual fund trust. The Trust is involved in the commercial leasing of real estate property with property locations in Ontario, Western Canada, Quebec and Atlantic Canada. The company is focused on the light industrial sector of the Canadian real estate industry.


OTCPK:SMMCF - Post by User

Post by retiredcfon Sep 09, 2022 3:25pm
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Scotiabank

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Scotiabank analyst Himanshu Gupta warned clients “Don’t Start Bottom Fishing (yet)” in industrial REITs,

“Has the sector bottomed out relative to bond yields? Our answer – No, we don’t think so. Is there any growth premium left in Industrial REITs valuation? Our answer – Nopes, not anymore … In our view, the pullback in REITs has essentially been due to AFFO [adjusted funds from operations] multiple compression with the REIT sector now trading at 16.2x AFFO multiple vs 20.7x multiple earlier this year (essentially an all-time high). The AFFO multiple spread to GoC bond yields is now approaching historical average, and it seems that the AFFO multiple compression phase is well past its mid-point (or perhaps nearing its end). Given the spike in bond yields, the spread between REIT Sector AFFO yield and 10-yr GoC bond yield has narrowed to 299 bp versus an historical average of 439bp since 1998. During periods where the 10-yr GoC yield exceeded 3% (and ignoring GFC), the average historical spread was 390 bp. Today, an average 390 bp spread would entail another 2.1 pt decline in AFFO trading multiple or 10%-15% unit price downside.”

Mr. Gupta has outperform ratings on Summit Industrial Income REIT, Granite REIT and Dream industrial REIT.

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