Schroder Real Estate Inv... Share Discussion Threads

[essentialinvestor] 19/8/2020 11:11

Appreciate the views folks, many thanks.

[skinny] 19/8/2020 11:08

Sage words CC.

[nickrl] 19/8/2020 10:28

On the face of it with a low LTV and a resumption of a divi you'd would have thought it would have put a floor under them. I appreciate the retail portfolio is negative pull but that ought to be in the price now so im surmising its Invesco constantly selling down its portfolio to deal with redemptions perhaps.

[skyship] 19/8/2020 08:41

SREI once again beginning to look anomalously cheap. Chart suggests a triple bottom at 30p beckoning, with the share price below the 50day SMA, the MACD weakening and the RSI in negative territory. However, took a few yesterday on VALUE grounds and will add on a further fall.


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[essentialinvestor] 18/8/2020 16:30

If anyone has any different/other views would be interested to hear.

[essentialinvestor] 17/8/2020 17:22

IF Investec want out completely and that's a big IF
It may throw up some interesting prices here.

[essentialinvestor] 14/8/2020 20:10

Hi Nick, you read my mind. New lead Manager at Investec,
they could potentially want rid of the lot?.

[nickrl] 14/8/2020 19:49

Investec down to 13.71% and guess they will be an overhang for some time yet

[1tcm1] 21/7/2020 11:44

Hm. SpectoAcc still thrashing around making meaningless posts saying what he's burbled on about before but reported more effectively by other better posters before him!

This last one is a perfect case in point. Stupid, vapid, and reiterative.

PS Ah yes, and unsubstantiated.

[spectoacc] 21/7/2020 10:44

That he did.

Seems he's working to year end, and an advisor thereafter (ie from Jan 2021).

Time for a full review from the Board at year end? Or business as usual?

Setting up on his own I bet.

[essentialinvestor] 21/7/2020 09:58

An adviser until the year end. Sounds like a notice period to me, but who knows.

Anyway he did SREI proud with last year's sales.

[spectoacc] 21/7/2020 09:46

@EI - possibly, but why not announced yesterday along with everything else? Is the timing that's odd, more than anything, & still going to be "an advisor".

...At least we won't need to worry about him selling shares now he's no longer manager :)

[chuckol] 21/7/2020 09:37

Is it in any way a surprise that Duncan Owen did not reply to SpectoAcc? Would any of you answer an aggressive, ignorant prat like adae/spectoacc?

I would watch out if I were you, Mr Owen, or he will come to your office and cough all over you.

Perhaps, since you now know his real name and telephone number you should publish them here on ADVFN, where he flounces around impotently on dozens of threads!

[essentialinvestor] 21/7/2020 09:34

Might have been poached by someone?.

Selling £95 million of assets with impeccable timing won't have gone unnoticed in the industry.

New commercial property cycle circa 2021.

[spectoacc] 21/7/2020 07:40

Bizarre RNS for the day after results, tho may not mean much.

He never did return my call. :)

As an aside - CAPC reported a 17% NAV decline this morning, which seems more realistic than many.

[skinny] 21/7/2020 07:08

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The board of Schroder Real Estate Investment Trust ("SREIT"), the actively
managed UK-focused REIT, has been notified that Duncan Owen, SREIT's Fund
Manager since IPO in 2004, has decided to step down from his role as Global
Head of Real Estate at Schroders REIM ("SREIM"). Duncan Owen will remain at
SREIM as Global Head of Real Estate until 31st December 2020.

From 1st January 2021 Duncan will become a special advisor to SREIM with a
focus on SREIT. This will mean he will continue to work closely with the board
and the existing team including Nick Montgomery, assisting Schroders in
fulfilling its role as the appointed investment manager. SREIT's investment
strategy and objectives remain unchanged. The board of Schroder Real Estate
Investment Trust will continue to monitor the position closely.

[essentialinvestor] 20/7/2020 12:53

Yes the improvement to that Edinburgh property, coupled with the rent free period
is about three quarters of a million £.

If you look at the top 10 tenant list, you can see where the problem may lay in retail,
can pay, won't pay?.

Not sure under 30 pence will be available again, but dont have a crystal ball.

Low LTV coupled with their sizeable cash facility leave SREI in a nice position re many
in the sector.

If they buy well, it could be a very interesting sector play through the next cycle.
Opportunity to pivot further away from retail as a % of overall assets held.

[spectoacc] 20/7/2020 11:59

Guess a lot depends on the landscape by then - some that have reopened seem to be doing great, some seem to be doing barely more business than when they were shut.

[nickrl] 20/7/2020 11:15

As i see it many of the big retailers who won't psy surely won't want winding up orders so will they just pay up or will they go for CVAs? End Sept certainly has opportunities if rental moratorium not extended but difficult to read governments intentions. There is also the potential that retail/F&B sectors get further concessions as well.

[spectoacc] 20/7/2020 10:12

Fair points - no extension to the end-Sept moratorium is key to a lot of REITs, but sometimes wonder who won the GE..

[nickrl] 20/7/2020 09:50

Essential lets hope so as i read they are spending 675k on improvements plus giving them 100k worth of rent free.

Specto - Retail rental collection includes leisure assets of which there two hotels and cinema in top 10 renters. Then there is TK Max, Matalan and Sportsdirect also in top 10 which in total these amount to c10% of rent roll as to who paid or not isn't revealed. SREI only provide top 10 others give more visibility.

Given they've reinstated divi quicker than expected I do hope that if rental moratorium comes to end in Sept and those that that can pay, but aren't, pay up without a fight that extra cash will flow through to a further improvement to divi although keeping it covered in future should be policy.

[essentialinvestor] 20/7/2020 07:29

Take it the BBC extension should have read 2026.

[essentialinvestor] 20/7/2020 07:22

Given the Manager's view that sector asset values may not trough
until approx Q2 2021, NAV may be lucky to stay in the 50's...?.