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05-11

$AIMS APAC Reit(O5RU.SI)$ **AIMS APAC REIT (O5RU.SI) is an underrated Singapore-listed industrial and logistics REIT.** It owns 28 high-quality properties (25 in Singapore, 3 in Australia) with a portfolio value of ~S$2.13 billion, focused on warehouses, business parks, and light industrial assets.

As of May 2026, the unit price sits at S$1.57, delivering a forward dividend yield of ~6.3% and trading at a P/B of ~0.9–1.1x. Analysts estimate it is ~20% undervalued, with consensus BUY ratings and average target prices around S$1.63.

**Why it stands out:** 9MFY2026 showed resilient performance—DPU rose 2.5% YoY to 7.25 cents (full-year FY2026 DPU 9.85 cents, +2.6%), net property income grew 4.1%, occupancy reached 95.4% (96.6% committed), and rental reversions hit +8%. Low gearing (36.6%), no major refinancing until FY2027, and defensive tenants (logistics, staples, telecom) provide stability amid easing rates.

**It remains under the radar** due to its mid-cap size (~S$1.29B market cap) and lower analyst coverage versus larger peers, despite strong asset enhancement potential and consistent income growth. In a recovering industrial sector, AIMS APAC REIT offers attractive risk-reward.


Been in this for over a decade. Great reit that trumps the usual FACKM

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