Soilbuild REIT's IPO public offer of 62.5m was 5.4x subscribed and the over-allotment was exercised. The announcement is here.
The balloting table is as follows:
Investors who applied will have a more than 50% chance of being alloted and those who applied for 100 lots will have a 60% chance of getting 36 lots.
I didn't apply for the public tranche, as mentioned earlier but have about 12 lots from placement tranche. Think the debut will be muted with slight downside bias (gut feel).
Happy IPOing.
20 comments:
Won't be surprised it would trade below offer price on day 1, sponsor lacks commitment by not participating. Limited acquisition prospect in future as Soilbuild has failed in all the JTC land sales tender this year. Business park islandwide vacancy is about 20% so the REIT is just an exit plan for the sponsor!
All REITs are exit plans for sponsor. Its only how much meat they are prepared to let others share ....
Santa Clause does not exist in the real world .....
That is why alignment of interest is important. In SPH REIT case it is probably more aligned than in Soilbuild REIT case.
Mr. IPO,
It is always interesting when you share how many lots you and wifey are allotted.
We can then share your joy and hopefully not sorrow with you.
You sure deserve the fruits of your labour be it through placement, tikam or even more viewers to your web site.
Thanks for being so magnanimous in sharing with us what you know.
My pleasure. :) happy to be of a little help.
HI
R u holding to your allotment for dividend, long term ????
Or what price you intend to exit ?
No cornerstone investors = no stabilising manager
Happy to have picked up some at 72c, which should translate into a projected distribution yield of 8% to cushion against any downside
This is the perfect place for targeted audience and the investors it will give more profit.
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re : Anonymous @15 August 2013 22:56 said...
Business park islandwide vacancy is about 20% so the REIT is just an exit plan for the sponsor!
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Thank you for your comment. I like to hear all the bad news as well.
Others may not like to hear the bad news.
But I definitely want to hear the bad news as well as the "good" news.
Otherwise, how to arrive at some judgement regards the price?
Keep any bad news coming; please don't hold back just because of "negative" reactions from others.
Anonymous said...
HI
R u holding to your allotment for dividend, long term ????
Or what price you intend to exit ?
16 August 2013 14:33
Hi Mr IPO,
Mind to respond to this ? I always admire and appreciate your very prompt reply.Thanks
Sorry did see your msg. I already cut loss on the first day at around 75
Many thanks for responding. I didn't expect you to sell at a loss as I believe strongly that you have the holding power to keep for long term.
Haha sometimes I don't know what "value" you get from knowing what I do though. I do have the holding power but it doesn't mean I want to hold them. We all have different strategies :)
Mostly short sellers and house traders at work driving down prices, not so much of a market sentiment
Soilbuild construction and Soilbuild REIT has both been placed on DBS Vickers margin restricted list, house limit has reached..
re comment : 19 August 2013 11:45
Mostly short sellers and house traders at work driving down prices, not so much of a market sentiment.
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Where else should I look to establish this "market sentiment"?
Mr. IPO said... @ 19 August 2013 10:43
I do have the holding power but it doesn't mean I want to hold them.
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Yes, true.
besides, if you don't hold them at least for now, your implied buying ability goes up.
In the sense can buy more shares for the same amount of money.
Anonymous 7 posted comments on 18 and 25 August, right?
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