CDL Hospitality Trusts (CDLHT) reported 4Q12 results that were generally in line with ours and consensus estimates. Revenue grew by 1.4% YoY to S$38.3m, and net property income rose by 0.2% YoY to S$35.6m. RevPAR for the Singapore hotels was flat YoY in 4Q12 at S$205 (excludes Studio M Hotel, which was acquired on 3 May 2011). For 1Q13, management noted that apart from stiffer competition, there will be the absence of the bi-annual Singapore Airshow and additionally, CNY will fall later this year (Feb instead of Jan), possibly delaying the seasonal pick-up in corporate travel. Weaker accommodation demand by corporates and leisure travellers is likely over the next 12 months. We maintain our fair value estimate of S$1.93 and HOLD rating on CDLHT.
4Q12 in line
CDL Hospitality Trusts (CDLHT) reported 4Q12 results that were generally in line with ours and consensus estimates. Revenue grew by 1.4% YoY to S$38.3m, and net property income rose by 0.2% YoY to S$35.6m. For 4Q12, NPI contribution from the Australia hotels declined 3.0% YoY to S$4.3m due to translation loss arising from the weaker AUD. CDLHT recorded a revaluation gain of S$15.0m on its properties, which was largely due to its Singapore properties. 4Q12 DPU of 2.90 S cents was down 1.4% YoY. FY12 DPU totaled 11.32 S cents, up 2.4% YoY and giving an annualised distribution yield of 5.7% based on the closing price on 29 Jan 2013.
Full year RevPAR record
RevPAR for the Singapore hotels was flat YoY in 4Q12 at S$205; occupancy was up 0.8ppt at 89.4% while average daily rate fell 1.3% YoY to S$229 (excludes Studio M Hotel, which was acquired on 3 May 2011). Management indicated that travellers remained cautious about their expenditure due to the weak global economic climate, and MICE business was affected too. For FY12, RevPAR excluding Studio M Hotel grew by 3.3% to S$211, a record high. Our assumptions turned out to be fairly accurate; we had assumed 3.2% YoY RevPAR growth for the Singapore hotels.
Quiet outlook for SG hotels
In the first 27 days of Jan 2013, the RevPAR for the Singapore hotels (excluding Studio M Hotel) increased by 0.9% YoY. For 1Q13, management noted that apart from stiffer competition, there will be the absence of the bi-annual Singapore Airshow and additionally, CNY will fall later this year (Feb instead of Jan), possibly delaying the seasonal pick-up in corporate travel. Weak accommodation demand by corporate and leisure travellers is likely over the next 12 months. The proposed acquisition of Angsana Velavaru Maldives is expected to be completed around the end of Jan 2013. Gearing post-acquisition will be healthy at ~27.9%.
Maintain HOLD
We maintain our fair value of S$1.93 and HOLD rating on CDLHT.
CDL Hospitality Trusts (CDLHT) reported 4Q12 results that were generally in line with ours and consensus estimates. Revenue grew by 1.4% YoY to S$38.3m, and net property income rose by 0.2% YoY to S$35.6m. For 4Q12, NPI contribution from the Australia hotels declined 3.0% YoY to S$4.3m due to translation loss arising from the weaker AUD. CDLHT recorded a revaluation gain of S$15.0m on its properties, which was largely due to its Singapore properties. 4Q12 DPU of 2.90 S cents was down 1.4% YoY. FY12 DPU totaled 11.32 S cents, up 2.4% YoY and giving an annualised distribution yield of 5.7% based on the closing price on 29 Jan 2013.
Full year RevPAR record
RevPAR for the Singapore hotels was flat YoY in 4Q12 at S$205; occupancy was up 0.8ppt at 89.4% while average daily rate fell 1.3% YoY to S$229 (excludes Studio M Hotel, which was acquired on 3 May 2011). Management indicated that travellers remained cautious about their expenditure due to the weak global economic climate, and MICE business was affected too. For FY12, RevPAR excluding Studio M Hotel grew by 3.3% to S$211, a record high. Our assumptions turned out to be fairly accurate; we had assumed 3.2% YoY RevPAR growth for the Singapore hotels.
Quiet outlook for SG hotels
In the first 27 days of Jan 2013, the RevPAR for the Singapore hotels (excluding Studio M Hotel) increased by 0.9% YoY. For 1Q13, management noted that apart from stiffer competition, there will be the absence of the bi-annual Singapore Airshow and additionally, CNY will fall later this year (Feb instead of Jan), possibly delaying the seasonal pick-up in corporate travel. Weak accommodation demand by corporate and leisure travellers is likely over the next 12 months. The proposed acquisition of Angsana Velavaru Maldives is expected to be completed around the end of Jan 2013. Gearing post-acquisition will be healthy at ~27.9%.
Maintain HOLD
We maintain our fair value of S$1.93 and HOLD rating on CDLHT.
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