CapitaMalls Asia 3 July 2012 |
DIVESTMENTS VALIDATE ASSET VALUATIONS -USD1b CMCDF III established - Three malls divested - To book in S$72m gains CMA announced it has established a USD1.0b CapitaMalls China Development Fund III (CMCDF III), in which it would hold a 50% stake. Three CMA shopping malls, Tianfu and Meilicheng (Chengdu) and Luwan (Shanghai), would be divested as seed assets to CMCDF III. We understand that these would be injected for S$749m, versus their current book value of S$640m. This would result in a net gain of ~S$72m, on a 100% basis for these properties, and a net cash inflow of ~S$335m to CMA for the sale of its stakes. We expect the market to react positively to this development, and believe divestment valuations would serve as key data-points validating CMA's asset values in the market. Maintain BUY with a higher fair value estimate of S$1.79 (10% RNAV discount) versus S$1.76 previously, mostly due to stronger valuations for Chinese assets and listed entities. |
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Tuesday, July 3, 2012
SG: CapitaMalls Asia - Divestments validate asset valuations
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