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RGL Regional Reit Limited

21.90
0.00 (0.00%)
25 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Regional Reit Limited LSE:RGL London Ordinary Share GG00BYV2ZQ34 ORD NPV
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 21.90 21.80 21.85 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Real Estate Investment Trust 93.32M -65.16M -0.1263 -1.73 112.69M
Regional Reit Limited is listed in the Real Estate Investment Trust sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker RGL. The last closing price for Regional Reit was 21.90p. Over the last year, Regional Reit shares have traded in a share price range of 12.80p to 56.00p.

Regional Reit currently has 515,736,583 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Regional Reit is £112.69 million. Regional Reit has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -1.73.

Regional Reit Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
05/12/2018
18:42
Seems like a pretty good reason to me!!
renewed1
05/12/2018
16:07
Hardly - remember we're recently Ex the 1.85p dividend, so we are at equivalent c97.6p - 3% off the recent high; and 3% above the recent low...

Perfectly happy to hold.

skyship
05/12/2018
15:42
This is starting to look at dull as PCA. :(
sirgainalot
03/12/2018
17:00
Hmmm. Indeed langland. That was a fair old smack down on very average volume.
bpdon
03/12/2018
16:45
Bizarre trade here today. 320 trades- mostly AT trades and sells. Someone trying to kill the market?!
langland
03/12/2018
12:06
Back into a downtrend.
andyj
27/11/2018
13:36
Incidentally, I totally forgot to answer the legitimate concern recently raised by Jombaston re the uncovered dividend and high performance fees.

Well, as many here will know, this latter is very well covered in Note 34 of the last Finals – see link herewith:



There are a few comments I would make:

# Personally I see capital and income as two halves of the same coin. So, if it means that part of the income cover has effectively to be paid from capital gain, then for me that does not pose a concern. Of course it can be stated that in a downturn the NAV will fall; and accordingly the current 15% NAV premium to the share price may partly erode, so less “reserve” with which to maintain the dividend. The obvious rejoinder is that in such circumstances the performance fee will not be earned.

# It should be borne in mind that hence forward 66% of any performance fee earned will be paid in shares

# The combination of asset management fees and performance fees (this latter only in a good year) does indeed amount at the moment to a high TER; however there are not many who will say that the fees are not royally earned – take a look at the performance born of an extremely successful strategy. I have no problem with rewarding success!

As eeza stated in 733 above:

"Performance fee not a problem, as long as they 'earn' it."

skyship
27/11/2018
09:21
dendria - thnx for that - good to have the final confirmation.

As to the Edison research - frankly I was a tad disappointed at their end'18 f/c NAV of 114.8p. But upon reflection one has to accept the slight slowdown we've seen in H2; and the effects of their understandable delay in recycling the cash from those earlier sales.

Keeping their powder dry and waiting for an irresistible opportunity seems a highly commendable strategy.

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"The strength in the commercial property investment market is allowing Regional REIT (RGL) to realise gains from its asset management strategy, reposition the portfolio for new growth opportunities and progress with its targeted reduction in gearing. Portfolio activity is generating strong capital returns, but with property sales running ahead of reinvestment, income is being temporarily dampened. Reinvestment and refinancing of higher-cost debt should provide a boost to FY19 and we forecast an increased dividend, fully covered by adjusted earnings.

Industry outlook:

Regional occupier demand is generally firm, driven by continuing economic growth and business relocation away from London, while new supply remains limited. Meanwhile, the yield spread between the regions and London remains historically wide and offers potential for further narrowing."

skyship
27/11/2018
08:30
Very good news
solarno lopez
27/11/2018
08:29
CIC confirm in their prelims today that they are out:

'Sold all 26.3 million Regional REIT shares for £25.5 million.'

dendria
22/11/2018
20:39
Edison update reads well, but their NAV as at 31/12/18 is surprisingly conservative, especially in view of already banked profits from H2 sales.
skyship
22/11/2018
12:54
Edison have another note out today too...
dendria
22/11/2018
09:50
Xd had little effect again..
ramellous
21/11/2018
09:52
Excellent thnx for that Tilts.

These go XD tomorrow...

skyship
21/11/2018
09:17
Cenkos note out. Forecasting 2019 NAV of 124p, and dividend of 8.25p
tiltonboy
17/11/2018
11:06
Jonwig ,

Thanks.

holts
16/11/2018
14:15
CIC Preliminary Results for FY ended 30/9/18 are due at the start of Dec so maybe that will offer some clue as to their current holding (if any).
speedsgh
16/11/2018
13:55
No-one knows. Didn't have to declare once below 3%. Had around 18m to offload last announcement.
eeza
16/11/2018
13:48
Aren't CIC out now? I forget.
spectoacc
16/11/2018
13:35
I couldn't see anything wrong either. Have added 3 times since yesterday.


But price action is remarkably similar to that just before CIC crashed the share price to low 90's.

eeza
16/11/2018
11:52
Well quite a lot of chunky retail sells so I must have missed something from the update.
eeza
16/11/2018
11:38
Clip clop

;~)

tournesol
16/11/2018
10:03
Seller pressing again.
Is it still CIC ?

eeza
16/11/2018
09:07
Tusk? Junker? Although he would stagger rather then ride.
lord gnome
16/11/2018
07:36
May.


Gender % requirement.

eeza
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