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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Industrials Reit Limited | MLI | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.00 | 0.00% | 168.00 | 00:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 168.00 | 168.00 |
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Posted at 03/7/2023 06:25 by dodgedollar I am a very disappointed shareholder of MLI and quite heavily invested over the last 18 months, Although through discipline PCA gradual purchases I am braking even at 168I voted against the sale. A very wise cash holding monster company has snapped this company up at a bargain price. Probably it is time to use the cash to buy into the monster! |
Posted at 14/4/2023 08:11 by nickrl Undervalues it in the long term but given current environment hardly surprising if most investors vote for it. Blackstone also gets the MLI trading platform and the team so watch for them dabbling alot more in the industrials. |
Posted at 03/4/2023 11:07 by ammons Last reported NTA that I can find was 162p per share as at 30 Sept 2022 stated by MLI in the 2 Dec 2022 RNS. Todays offer is 165p. I presume that the current NAV has fallen quite some way compared to 30 Sept last year. And a divi (according to LSE) of 6.85p. |
Posted at 03/4/2023 07:50 by spectoacc Well done recent MLI shareholders; commiserations those who bought between the 168p bid and the 201p 12-month high, on the way up or the way down.This agreed offer shows how unlikely it is that most REITs will get back to previous highs in the medium term, even with the benefit of attracting a bidder. Pity to lose MLI, was a fairly unique proposition. Same will apply if EPIC goes. Can't blame the directors for taking the cash. |
Posted at 27/1/2023 07:22 by cwa1 Commenting on the trading update Paul Arenson, CEO of Industrials REIT, said:"The MLI market finished 2022 on a strong footing, with high demand, limited supply and the affordability of our high-quality space translating into a 31% average uplift in rent at renewal or reletting. New lettings were particularly strong this quarter, with average rental uplifts of 36% compared to that paid by the previous tenant, whilst lease terms and incentives remain unchanged. This helped push like-for-like passing rents for the total portfolio up 5.0% over the last 12 months, during which time Estimated Rental Values ("ERVs") have grown 10.5%, creating potential for strong rental uplifts between letting or renewal in future. Whilst occupancy fell 0.4% during the quarter, we believe that the continued strength of tenant demand and rental growth in the quarter means this is not an indicator of a trend at this stage. "We also enter the first quarter of 2023 with a strong pipeline of lettings under offer on the back of another busy period of enquiries and viewings. Our Industrials Hive platform continues to generate demand via our industrials.co.uk website (visitors +15.4% year on year), whilst our dedicated sales team has continued to convert enquiries into viewings and lettings with increased efficiency. "Investment activity in the last quarter of 2022 remained muted when compared to previous years, with DTRE reporting total MLI transaction volumes down 23% when compared with the same period last year. Despite this, there remains plenty of capital seeking MLI investment opportunities at a repriced level and increasing evidence of vendors adjusting their expectations. We continue to watch the market carefully and believe that attractive and accretive acquisition opportunities will emerge as we move through the first half of 2023. "Overall, customer demand for MLI remains strong and we continue to lease space at attractive rents with minimal incentives. We remain cautious that the trading environment may become more difficult as we progress through 2023, but to date we have seen limited evidence of this in our portfolio." |
Posted at 04/12/2022 18:48 by nickrl H1 NRI is well up but most of it gets eaten up in extra admin, property costs and finance charges let alone the much increased provision for bad debts and thats before the recession has really hit. Dividend 98% covered at cash level and no immediate debt redemption due to Feb 25 with LTV at 26.5%. They have hedging cover of 90% till Nov 25 at all interest rate of 2.52%.They also got a 25m RCF they aren't using costing 1.12% commitment fee! Given the good rental increases they achieve at reviews or new letting the valuation has suffered a fair bit but as they are seeing reduced rental collection levels already may indicate that rental growth may drop back from here. So pretty likely that full cash cover of dividend should be restored at FY. |
Posted at 05/11/2022 14:08 by nickrl MLI are one of the worst performers in the propco space this year in part not surprising as the industrial/logistics sub sector had got far too frothy and MLI got pulled along to a certain extent despite not being big box. Recent trading update was positive and whilst vacancy up a tad thats largely because they ditched all the non paying tenants now they have the law back on their side to do so. Its yield at 5.4% doesn't yet clear my 6% bar but with low rents with plenty of reversion opportunity they might tick up the divi a notch in HY results next month. Clearly at risk from loss of tenants in a recession but as they run the show themselves can keep there ear to the ground. No big debt event till 2025 although with an LTV at nearly 30% they are are at risk on covenants but would need a heft valuation drop to breach them.Sitting on the sidelines for now though. |
Posted at 18/7/2022 06:48 by cwa1 DISPOSAL OF ROSE KILN COURT, READINGIndustrials REIT, the UK multi-let industrial ("MLI") property company, announces that it has completed the sale of Rose Kiln Court, Reading for a total consideration of £5.88 million. The sale price represents a £0.135 million or 2.2% discount to the 31st March 2022 valuation of £6.015 million. The property, which comprises 31,687 sq ft of hybrid office/industrial accommodation on a 1.88 acre site, is currently vacant following the expiry of a lease across the entire building to Thames Water in April 2022. Rose Kiln Court is located close to Reading town centre and presents an attractive repositioning and redevelopment opportunity for a variety of commercial and residential uses. Will Lutton, Head of Investment at Industrials REIT, commented: "This sale represented an opportunity to recycle the proceeds from a single let asset at the end of its economic life into further accretive MLI opportunities that fit our strict investment criteria ." |
Posted at 15/7/2022 08:13 by playful Industrials REIT will release its next quarterly trading update for the period ended 30 June 2022 on Friday, 29 July 2022. There will be a 30-minute live webinar presentation for investors and analysts commencing at 9.00 am BST / 10.00 am SAST. The update will include an overview of Company performance over the first quarter of 2022, data from the Industrials Hive operating platform and an analysis of the changing nature of the MLI occupier.In order to register for the webinar, please follow the link below: |
Posted at 10/6/2022 06:08 by playful Wonderful..Financial highlights: Profit doubled - Record total accounting return of 25.0% (2021: 11.4%) driven by a 20.4% increase in EPRA NTA per share to £1.77 (2021: £1.47) - Declared 6.85 pence per share covered total dividend for the year (2021: 6.75 pence) - IFRS profit before tax doubled to £107.5 million (2021: £53.0 million), driven by MLI valuation uplifts of £89.5 million compared with £26.9 million in the prior year. |
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