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SLI Standard Life Investments Property Income Trust Ld

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Last Updated: 00:00:00
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Standard Life Investments Property Income Trust Ld LSE:SLI London Ordinary Share GB0033875286 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 79.00 79.00 79.40 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Standard Life Investment... Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
16/6/2022
16:49
New thread.



Don't trust the quote and chart, it often happens on ticker change.

jonwig
16/6/2022
15:07
@jonwig. Agreed. Thanks.
Edit: I suggest that you also quote the old TIDM, SLI in the heading for search purposes.

nexusltd
16/6/2022
14:49
jonwig - seems like a good idea - to say the least the current Header is rather thin on detail!
skyship
16/6/2022
14:36
Definitely it's a good thread with a lot of sensible posts
panshanger1
16/6/2022
14:34
Jonwig I'd go ahead it will be a new thread if anyone doesn't like it they can start their own as thy can do at the moment. You will be doing us and the future investors a service
ugandalad
16/6/2022
14:28
Its a go-steady trust but not a bad performer. Happy to hold.
topvest
16/6/2022
14:25
Needs a new thread, I guess. One thing can't be changed is the thread header and ticker.

Current creator hasn't posted since 2008! I can do it later today if no-one objects.

jonwig
16/6/2022
14:07
SLI changes its name as from today to abrdn Property Income Trust Ltd, API; a bit of a bore. How does this community handle the name change wrt this thread?
nexusltd
14/6/2022
17:25
@nickrl Thanks for your investors presentation review.
nexusltd
14/6/2022
15:19
The ESG stuff does put me off SLI - hold fewer of them than the others. All for efficient buildings, just not for the ESG carbon-offset stuff.

Thanks @nickrl.

spectoacc
14/6/2022
15:08
Thanks nickrl
hindsight
14/6/2022
14:00
Todays investors presentation wasn't that exciting and reinforces that they are nailing their colours to the ESG mast. They see it being some time off before divi is restored to pre covid as buildings they are buying will have lower yield as they are better assets for the long term.

Name and ticker change coming!

Oh they had a much bigger participation than the SREI one on investor meet.

nickrl
13/6/2022
09:33
Another hefty buyback
spoole5
30/5/2022
08:05
Personally think, at the time , it was a good investment, global softs will drive land values and bring marginal back into production which will reduce non production supply. With new development needing 10% biodiversity gain, lot of offsetting be needed. And at worst timber prices only going one way long term. At this time buybacks are clearly right thing to do with a 24% discount and 19% LTV
P.s this is my largest reit holding so beware of me talking my book

hindsight
30/5/2022
07:10
spoole - but oddly enough, FSF (the Foresight Forestry Fund) has been a strong performer for a couple of months! And SLI have bought the land for reforestation, not grouse shooting.
jonwig
30/5/2022
06:22
But not as virtuous!
spoole5
30/5/2022
06:18
At 80p vs NAV of 106p, seems very sensible (& better than buying more Scottish ESG moorland).
spectoacc
30/5/2022
06:07
Another 1.25m purchased
spoole5
23/5/2022
19:33
A few large trades today, looks like they were in for some more.
spoole5
23/5/2022
18:57
@nickrl. A dysfunctional market. Evidently there are many buyers for real-state assets witness the up trending NAV's; but little demand for the shares of the owners of self same assets notwithstanding discounts >20%; in effect providing a 20%+ yield enhancement.
nexusltd
23/5/2022
18:22
SLI aren't teh only REIT sitting on the fence because they can't find value. Market is still cooking and will be a while before it drops back so whilst im not a fan of buybacks its a no brainer at these levels.
nickrl
23/5/2022
17:42
@spooleS. Indeed, and to be weighed against SLI's fixed costs; a reduction of AUM is disadvantageous. My central point remains. Is there a dearth of attractive assets? Is the stated intent to move up the asset quality curve an issue in these markets? Or perhaps does Baggaley expect value falls ahead?

Last time SLI bought back shares was near the start of the Covid pandemic; understandable insofar asset values in many sectors were clearly going to down trend. At present I only see uptrends in all real estate sectors.

nexusltd
23/5/2022
15:22
He's buying property on a 26% discount!
spoole5
23/5/2022
15:18
Do the share buybacks confirm that Baggaley is struggling to find enough comparative value in deploying capital for asset acquisition to fund subsequent divi increases?
nexusltd
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