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API Abrdn Property Income Trust Limited

60.90
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Last Updated: 11:41:37
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Abrdn Property Income Trust Limited LSE:API 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% 60.90 60.80 61.10 61.50 60.50 60.50 262,856 11:41:37
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Real Estate Agents & Mgrs 32.44M -8.27M -0.0217 -28.29 232.16M
Abrdn Property Income Trust Limited is listed in the Real Estate Agents & Mgrs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker API. The last closing price for Abrdn Property Income was 60.90p. Over the last year, Abrdn Property Income shares have traded in a share price range of 45.80p to 63.00p.

Abrdn Property Income currently has 381,218,977 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Abrdn Property Income is £232.16 million. Abrdn Property Income has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -28.29.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
19/1/2024
18:23
Yep rolled some EPIC proceeds into CREI too, sort of hedge for me but realistically think it will be like CTPT/LMP and recover post merger
hindsight
19/1/2024
17:49
ii accepted telephone transactions on CREI, web rates applied. 27 minutes hold time for someone to answer, joy ;.
essentialinvestor
19/1/2024
17:37
Seems that API gained about £20m and CREI lost about £40m today. Seems that one of them would be incorrect. May buy some CREI as a bit of hedge.
dr biotech
19/1/2024
17:17
Holder of API already but couldn't buy CREI late this afternoon on Interactive I. Very annoying having bought and sold CREI thru them not that long ago.
ammons
19/1/2024
16:44
API is now arguably in play, whatever happens,
essentialinvestor
19/1/2024
16:31
Taken a modest punt on CREI at 69p based on the assumption that if it falls through the price SHOULD rebound and if not then there still should be enough in it for CREI to make the deal work and they should benefit from that instead...
cwa1
19/1/2024
16:31
I did too (see post 288), win-win for Crei at 68p, 8% yield benefits from the economies of a merger and yet it shoots up 10% if the deal gets canned.
rimau1
19/1/2024
15:56
If anyone sees this differently would be interested to hear, thanks.
essentialinvestor
19/1/2024
15:46
I bought a few CREI on the basis the deal may be dead, but IF not, then longer term the API merger looks fair risk/reward.
essentialinvestor
19/1/2024
15:28
yes giltedge1 a lot of pearl clutching indignation here but you could buy yesterday at 48p ....41% discount and over 8% yield.

Not bothered either way as I was always happy to hold API but at the end of the day this bid puts a greater value on API than the market has......If it isn't considered good enough then let's see another.

pavey ark
19/1/2024
14:39
I am not complaining good to wake up to 12% capital gain & 8 % dividend increase. May not get voted through by crei shareholders, but reit sector needs mergers/takeovers to reduce stock. All ships rise in a rising tide.
giltedge1
19/1/2024
13:50
At 0.78 CREI shares to 1 API this is worth 54p now? If you think the deal is dead buy CREI shares!
rimau1
19/1/2024
13:26
I think you are correct!Quite why the Board would recommend a take out at 61p v a NAV of over 80p is a bit of a mystery to me.Throwing in the towel at the low point in the cycle seems a rather odd move.
marketmuser
19/1/2024
13:21
Garbet

# CREI - Shares down 11% on this news. Shareholders will assuredly vote against

# API - Receive a bid but up a mere 10% and Discount still 31%. Yield still 7.4%. Shareholders will assuredly vote against

I don't hold CREI; I do hold API. I will naturally vote against such a cr#p deal. Though I suspect we won't get that far.

skyship
19/1/2024
12:07
I don't follow CREI at all, so not really in much of a position to comment...but at a near 11% discount to yesterday's price, is it worth a look in investment terms?

Question posed form a position of complete ignorance :-))

cwa1
19/1/2024
11:27
So is this two mediocre businesses merging to give a potentially better one - I can’t figure it out. CREI constant share price decline doesn’t exactly inspire confidence. API looks to have bottomed out for some time.

If share prices are a reflection of the businesses…

yump
19/1/2024
11:22
Nickrl

“they can get assets cheaper this way thean keep trying to find individual assets which often command a better price than a portfolio do”

Do you think that’s because for an individual asset there will be more competition from different intersted parties ? - not just funds

yump
19/1/2024
11:14
Skyship - any chance of adding a CREI chart to the header?
fordtin
19/1/2024
11:13
SKYSHIP - why do you say dead in the water??
garbetklb
19/1/2024
10:39
Well, two sides to every deal.

Had a look at the figures and it looks like the dividend to API holders goes from 4p to the equivalent of 4.3p (open to correction here)

Given the CREI dividend was covered and my expectation is that the API cover is getting better it looks like API investors could now have a covered dividend.

Gearing much the same.
Debt pushed out from 2.25 years to 3.8 years and weighted debt at 5%.

A deal like this has to give something to both sides but there may be others who think they can offer more and still make money from API.

EDIT: nickrl, thanks for the background info.
So good deal /bad deal for API holders or a bit of both.
If a good deal for CREI the price should return to just under 80p or equivalent to 62p for API holders .....c.7% covered dividend and nice capital gain....don't get me wrong I'll take more if anyone offers.

pavey ark
19/1/2024
10:11
CREI is dominated by Ian Mattioli and Mattioli Woods is the fund mgr so you can be sure they are in. They were regularly selling shares at premia pre covid so i suspect a lot are locked up in the wealth mgt arena which Mattioli will be able to influence. Only Black Rock shown as a major holder so looks like a diversified shareholder base which means apathetic holders who won't be bothered to vote or will leave it to wealth mgr. A good deal for CREI but its not entirely strategic fit with their usual lot size but they've no doubt worked out they can get assets cheaper this way thean keep trying to find individual assets which often command a better price than a portfolio do. Surprised the board (mind you EPIC were the same) what to give it a way unless they are trying to provoke wider interest.
nickrl
19/1/2024
10:09
Re management. Yes, Specto has that wrong. Jason Baggaley a highly respected property manager. It was ABRDN who had it so wrong on interest rates and resulted in the debt car crash!
skyship
19/1/2024
10:07
So called deal dead in the water Day 1....
skyship
19/1/2024
09:42
I think harsh to say API have poor managers - the people looking after the actual property side have done a pretty good job. The refinancing fiasco was (I am almost certain) forced on to them by some internal risk department who saw some numbers flashing on their spreadsheets.
riverman77
19/1/2024
09:38
i'm going to keep holding until after the dividend....
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