Niks, my issue is I dont believe the starting point that NAB (I assume Net Asset Backing?) is $2.09. All these trust are carrying assets in thier books at no where near their true realisable value(today). Best I can model from reading IIF financials is they receive around $350million in net rental income per annum. They say they have have $5.6 billion in assets. assume this is correct this implies a yield of 6.25%. Market commentators will say prime industrial yields are 8.5%-9.5% today. I think they are higher currently , but adopt 9.5% on $350 million rental and you have assets at $3.684 billion. Debt at $2.7 billion. Equity approx $984 million with 1.13 billion securities on issue = 0.87 cents per security , and I reckon this is a bullish approach. Still, I agree it makes 0.11cents look cheap. Have I missed anything?
IIF Price at posting:
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