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Secure Income REIT
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Secure Income REIT
Hi all,
I was just wondering if anyone had looked at or had a particular view on this REIT please.
As full background I was a small holder pre-Covid and in the past two months have been significantly increasing my holding on the back of the below presentation (particularly page 23 which I think is a good way of looking at the portfolio - discount of hotel and leisure assets at ~50% of accounting marks using the current share-price - if we accept hospital valuations + cash). October statement confirming Travelodge June accounting marks supported by bids (2nd link) and more recently the vaccine news which hopefully means we may have a more normal summer next year for the leisure assets.
https://secureincomereit.co.uk/wp-conte ... e-2020.pdf
http://otp.investis.com/clients/uk/secu ... 7&cid=2129
The vast bulk of my portfolio is allocated to global equity trackers; I use the trackers as collateral for a few REITs for income... I guess my post in a sentence is asking - 'I think this looks really good and am contemplating buying even more, is there something I'm missing?'
Many thanks,
I was just wondering if anyone had looked at or had a particular view on this REIT please.
As full background I was a small holder pre-Covid and in the past two months have been significantly increasing my holding on the back of the below presentation (particularly page 23 which I think is a good way of looking at the portfolio - discount of hotel and leisure assets at ~50% of accounting marks using the current share-price - if we accept hospital valuations + cash). October statement confirming Travelodge June accounting marks supported by bids (2nd link) and more recently the vaccine news which hopefully means we may have a more normal summer next year for the leisure assets.
https://secureincomereit.co.uk/wp-conte ... e-2020.pdf
http://otp.investis.com/clients/uk/secu ... 7&cid=2129
The vast bulk of my portfolio is allocated to global equity trackers; I use the trackers as collateral for a few REITs for income... I guess my post in a sentence is asking - 'I think this looks really good and am contemplating buying even more, is there something I'm missing?'
Many thanks,
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Re: Secure Income REIT
Walkeia wrote:Hi all,
I was just wondering if anyone had looked at or had a particular view on this REIT please.
As full background I was a small holder pre-Covid and in the past two months have been significantly increasing my holding on the back of the below presentation (particularly page 23 which I think is a good way of looking at the portfolio - discount of hotel and leisure assets at ~50% of accounting marks using the current share-price - if we accept hospital valuations + cash). October statement confirming Travelodge June accounting marks supported by bids (2nd link) and more recently the vaccine news which hopefully means we may have a more normal summer next year for the leisure assets.
https://secureincomereit.co.uk/wp-conte ... e-2020.pdf
http://otp.investis.com/clients/uk/secu ... 7&cid=2129
The vast bulk of my portfolio is allocated to global equity trackers; I use the trackers as collateral for a few REITs for income... I guess my post in a sentence is asking - 'I think this looks really good and am contemplating buying even more, is there something I'm missing?'
Many thanks,
Have a look at this thread:
viewtopic.php?f=87&t=24886&p=357546#p357546
I see it postponed its dividend back in June and that it holds some retail properties, including Matalan, also Premier Inns and Cineworld.
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Re: Secure Income REIT
Hi RichFool,
could I check we're talking about the same REIT. The tickers are similar but secure income REIT is predominantly hospitals, Travelodge and theme park assets predominantly.
Thanks,
could I check we're talking about the same REIT. The tickers are similar but secure income REIT is predominantly hospitals, Travelodge and theme park assets predominantly.
Thanks,
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Re: Secure Income REIT
richfool wrote:
Have a look at this thread:
viewtopic.php?f=87&t=24886&p=357546#p357546
I see it postponed its dividend back in June and that it holds some retail properties, including Matalan, also Premier Inns and Cineworld.
That's SREI nor SIR
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Re: Secure Income REIT
dealtn wrote:That's SREI nor SIR
It proves, perhaps, that including part at least of an outfit's name assists, as has the OP of this topic.
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Re: Secure Income REIT
PinkDalek wrote:dealtn wrote:That's SREI nor SIR
It proves, perhaps, that including part at least of an outfit's name assists, as has the OP of this topic.
Yes generally, I think, having a name and EPIC (as on the Company Share News Board) is helpful.
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Re: Secure Income REIT
Walkeia wrote: ...I guess my post in a sentence is asking - 'I think this looks really good and am contemplating buying even more, is there something I'm missing?'
I feel my investment here is going to plan; perhaps a tad disappointed the share price hasn't done a little better.
The Covid exit plan unveiled today has theme parks and 'staycations' from the 12th of April which I'm pleasantly surprised at. Alton Towers usually runs March-Nov and so Merlin are not missing out on much of 2021 trading. Travelodge isn't top of everyone's staycation list but I can imagine a lot of demand from people going across the country to see friends and family.
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Re: Secure Income REIT
I correct my post above. I don't think Travellodge will be benefitting from the 12th of April relaxation of rules but rather will be after the mid May easing of restrictions at the earliest for this portion of the portfolio.
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Re: Secure Income REIT
Secure Income REIT Plc (AIM:SIR)
(the "Company")
Quarterly dividend rate maintained with uplift targeted for July 2022
The Board of Secure Income REIT Plc, the specialist long term income REIT, today declares an interim quarterly dividend of 3.95 pence per share in respect of the year ending 31 December 2022.
Dividends will be payable on 7 June 2022 to shareholders on the register on 29 April 2022 and the ex-dividend date will be 28 April 2022. The dividend will be paid as a Property Income Distribution in respect of the Company's tax-exempt property rental business.
As announced on 10 March 2022, in its results for the year ended 31 December 2021, the Company is targeting a 15% increase in the dividend rate when the July 2022 dividend is declared. This is a dividend target and does not represent a dividend forecast.
https://www.investegate.co.uk/secure-in ... 00078015I/
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Re: Secure Income REIT
Announced today this will merge with LXI REIT. Terms seem fair to SIR given where each was trading vs. NAV prior to announcement.
Unsure what I will do - any views of LXI REIT out there? It seems it will diversify SIR into other long term index linked tenancies and get a small dividend yield uplift.
Unsure what I will do - any views of LXI REIT out there? It seems it will diversify SIR into other long term index linked tenancies and get a small dividend yield uplift.
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Re: Secure Income REIT
SIR shareprice seems to indicate it is favourable at +9% on the day.
LXI down nearly 4%.
Edit IC article just published.
https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/ne ... ee-merger/
LXI down nearly 4%.
Edit IC article just published.
https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/ne ... ee-merger/
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Re: Secure Income REIT
https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/ne ... o-private/
I post the above link as I find it interesting.
Reading more about it - looks a good deal for SIR holders. Get taken out at NAV into a more diversified portfolio and onto a more premium listing. Cost savings and hopefully more liquid. LXI get a portfolio I still think is one of the best out there - albeit they are paying a 20% premium for it (I personally think the discount has always been unwarranted - perhaps due to concentration of the portfolio).
I’ll stick with my holding.
I post the above link as I find it interesting.
Reading more about it - looks a good deal for SIR holders. Get taken out at NAV into a more diversified portfolio and onto a more premium listing. Cost savings and hopefully more liquid. LXI get a portfolio I still think is one of the best out there - albeit they are paying a 20% premium for it (I personally think the discount has always been unwarranted - perhaps due to concentration of the portfolio).
I’ll stick with my holding.
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