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Shyon
04-24
I’m leaning toward $Keppel(BN4.SI)$ over its REITs due to its broader exposure and value recycling strategy. Its push into green energy and data centers aligns with long-term growth trends. Keppel DC REIT’s strong results, driven by data infrastructure demand, signal the parent’s asset pipeline remains healthy and well-positioned.

That said, $KEPPEL REIT(K71U.SI)$ showed solid resilience with NPI growth, while KIT’s results were more mixed. Despite headline DPU growth, KIT’s adjusted distributable income fell, revealing weaker core performance, which makes its income stream less predictable in the current climate.

With Keppel’s 7-day rally, I think market optimism is justified. If earnings confirm growth in strategic areas like data centers and infrastructure, the rally could continue. I’ll be watching for signs that Keppel’s integration model and asset recycling are translating into sustained earnings momentum.

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Keppel Corp or Keppel REIT: What's Your Pick?
As a global asset manager and operator spanning three key business segments — Infrastructure, Urban Development, and Connectivity — $Keppel(BN4.SI)$ is set to announce its earnings tomorrow. Keppel has established a value recycling model through a pipeline of “developing/acquiring assets → injecting into its REITs → recycling capital.”. Are you bullish on Keppel’s long-term strategic upside in green energy, data centers, and asset management? Or do you prefer the steady dividends and defensive profile of its REIT arms?
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  • icycrystal
    04-24
    icycrystal
    thanks for sharing
    • Shyon
      Thanks for supporting as always
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