In a challenging market, Regional REIT’s (RGL’s) FY23 operational and financial performance was robust, in line with expectations and previous guidance. Investor focus remains on the company’s loan to value (LTV) reduction and bond refinancing plans, explored in detail in our previous note and RGL will provide an update on this in due course.
Regional REIT (RGL) has declared an unchanged Q423 DPS of 1.2p per share and is making good progress with asset sales. However, with H223 property valuations following the market lower, and a subsequent further increase in the loan to value ratio (LTV), investors are focused on RGL’s refinancing plans, particularly the near maturity of its unsecured bonds. The company is considering a range of options, explored in this note, which likely include an equity raise. By removing uncertainty, an equit...
Regional REIT’s (RGL’s) Q323 trading update includes details of further leasing events, at rents ahead of market levels, and continuing asset sales, at or above book value. However, with the balance of occupiers remaining cautious, as economic prospects are assessed, rent roll and occupancy weakened. Supported by the strong ‘return to the office’, RGL continues to expect an acceleration in leasing, to provide the underpinning for its efforts to reduce gearing while maintaining income and dividen...
Edison Investment Research Limited Regional REIT: Dividend rebase pragmatic and sustainable 03-Oct-2023 / 07:15 GMT/BST The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. London, UK, 3 October 2023 Regional REIT: Dividend rebase pragmatic and sustainable Regional REIT’s (RGL’s) post-pandemic recovery in new lettings paused in H123, as occupiers adopted a cautious ‘wait and see’ approach, although rents increased and the strong ‘return to the office’ supports RGL’s expectation that leasing will accelerate. With DPS lowered to match reduced income prospe...
Regional REIT’s (RGL’s) post-pandemic recovery in new lettings paused in H123, as occupiers adopted a cautious ‘wait and see’ approach, although rents increased and the strong ‘return to the office’ supports RGL’s expectation that leasing will accelerate. With DPS lowered to match reduced income prospects, the shares have fallen sharply, maintaining a sector-high dividend yield. Including asset sales focused on low-income properties, our forecasts show the rebased dividend to be fully covered an...
Regional REIT (RGL) has declared a Q123 DPS of 1.65p, unchanged on Q122 and in line with our forecasts on a fully covered basis. Rent collection continues to be strong and leasing progress has maintained occupancy. Consistent with the trend of more employees returning to office working for longer periods, RGL says the level of enquiries from prospective customers remains encouraging.
Regional REIT (RGL) delivered a good income performance in FY22, led by strong leasing (well above pre-pandemic levels) and continued strong rent collection. DPS of 6.6p was fully covered and we forecast the same for FY23. Market-wide valuation yield widening reduced NAV and increased gearing, but RGL notes that it has ample headroom available across its debt facilities, which are fixed at a cost of 3.5%. In this note we explain why we think DPS is sustainable and review some of the key issues t...
Regional REIT (RGL) has confirmed a Q422 DPS of 1.65p, taking the total for the year to 6.6p. It expects this to be fully covered by EPRA earnings when results are published in March, supported by leasing progress and strong rent collection. Market-wide valuation yield widening reduced NAV and increased gearing, but RGL notes that it has ample headroom available across the debt facilities, which are fixed at a cost of 3.5%.
Performance - 2022 ended with another difficult month for property companies as the sector continues to get to grips with the impact of higher interest rates. There were several funds that performed well during December, however, with secondary shopping centre landlord Capital & Regional top of the pile. For a second month on the trot Home REIT saw its share price tank after it came under attack from a short seller in November. Valuation moves - It was a mixed bag for valuations, with six-month...
Performance - 2022 ended with another difficult month for property companies as the sector continues to get to grips with the impact of higher interest rates. There were several funds that performed well during December, however, with secondary shopping centre landlord Capital & Regional top of the pile. For a second month on the trot Home REIT saw its share price tank after it came under attack from a short seller in November. Valuation moves - It was a mixed bag for valuations, with six-month...
Regional REIT’s (RGL) Q322 DPS declared of 1.65p is in line with its target of 6.6p for the year (+3%). Despite a deteriorating economic environment, Q322 operational progress included strong leasing activity, good tenant retention, an increase in occupancy and continuing strong rent collection. With all debt fixed/hedged for almost five years, interest costs are unaffected by rising interest rates, although higher bond yields are having a negative impact on asset values across the broad UK mark...
With pandemic restrictions lifted and the return to work underway, Regional REIT’s (RGL) H122 results show good and continuing operational progress. The sharp rise in energy prices affected property costs, but this should moderate with government support measures. Combined with income seasonality and fully fixed/hedged borrowing costs, RGL expects a stronger H222 performance and reiterated its full-year DPS target of 6.6p.
Regional REIT (RGL) has announced the acquisition of three high-quality, recently refurbished office assets, with good environmental credentials, for an aggregate £26.5m, reflecting an accretive net initial yield of 8.0%. Across its portfolio, as the ‘return to the office’ builds, RGL expects a positive demand-supply balance for attractive regional offices to generate further value creation, despite economic and political challenges. This is based on the expectation of rental growth and increase...
Edison Investment Research Limited Edison Investment Research Limited: Regional REIT (RGL): Return to the office gathers momentum 07-Jun-2022 / 07:00 GMT/BST London, UK, 7 June 2022 Regional REIT (RGL): Return to the office gathers momentum This note focuses on the outlook for income-driven returns from Regional REIT (RGL). With the ‘return to the office’ accelerating, RGL expects a positive demand-supply balance to generate rental growth, increased occupancy and valuation gains. Q122 DPS increased c 3% to 1.65p. Income risk is mitigated by portfolio diversification, while f...
This note focuses on the outlook for income-driven returns from Regional REIT (RGL). With the ‘return to the office’ accelerating, RGL expects a positive demand-supply balance to generate rental growth, increased occupancy and valuation gains. Q122 DPS increased c 3% to 1.65p. Income risk is mitigated by portfolio diversification, while fully fixed or hedged borrowing costs protect against further interest rate increases.
In a challenging environment Regional REIT (RGL) performed well in FY21, increasing earnings and dividends, and continuing income-led positive returns. It also made strong strategic progress, achieving its focus on regional offices, for which it expects a strengthening recovery, while building additional scale and diversification.
REGIONAL REIT (GB), a company active in the Real Estate Holding & Development industry, is favoured by a more supportive environment. The independent financial analyst theScreener has confirmed the fundamental rating of the title, which shows 3 out of 4 stars, as well as its unchanged, defensive market behaviour. The title leverages a more favourable environment and raises its general evaluation to Positive. As of the analysis date March 11, 2022, the closing price was GBp 86.30 and its potentia...
Regional REIT (RGL) has declared a Q421 DPS of 1.7p, taking the total for the year to 6.5p, which we forecast will be fully covered by EPRA earnings reported when the results to 31 December 2021 (FY21) are reported on 29 March. The attractive dividend yield of 7.4% is one of the highest in the UK REIT sector and RGL believes the office sector is poised for recovery.
Regional REIT (RGL) has declared a Q421 DPS of 1.7p, taking the total for the year to 6.5p, which we forecast will be fully covered by EPRA earnings reported when the results to 31 December 2021 (FY21) are reported on 29 March. The attractive dividend yield of 7.4% is one of the highest in the UK REIT sector and RGL believes the office sector is poised for recovery.
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