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Suntec REIT: 2Q26 takeaways – asset recycling opportunities
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Suntec REIT: 2Q26 takeaways – asset recycling opportunities
J P M O R G A N Asia Pacific Equity Research
24 July 2026
Suntec REIT Overweight
SUNT.SI, SUN SP
2Q26 takeaways – asset recycling opportunities Price (23 Jul 26):S$1.51
Price Target (Jun-27):S$1.60
Key highlights from SUN’s 2Q26 results (link) briefing include 1) asset recycling Singapore/ASEAN Property and
opportunities, 2) capital management following the perp redemption, 3) leasing REITs
momentum, 4) strategic review expectations, and 5) the outlook for Singapore office Terence M Khi AC
and retail reversions. (65) 6882-1518
terence.ml.khi@jpmorgan.com
Improving Australian transaction markets support asset recycling plans. Mervin Song, CFA
Management highlighted increasing liquidity in Australia, with core funds and (65) 6882-7829
superannuation investors returning and assets transacting around book value. SUN mervin.song@jpmorgan.com
continues to evaluate divestments of mature, stabilized Australian assets, with timing J.P. Morgan Securities Singapore Private Limited/
J.P. Morgan Securities (Asia Pacific) Limited/ J.P.
dependent on cap rates, interest rates and market conditions. Proceeds could be Morgan Broking (Hong Kong) Limited
redeployed into more accretive Singapore opportunities over time.
ORQ a more likely divestment candidate in Singapore. While the key intent is to
divest Australian assets to redeploy capital back to Singapore, management also
identified ORQ as the lowest-yielding Singapore asset due to tax leakage and
indicated it could be divested if proceeds can be redeployed into more accretive
Singapore assets. ORQ would likely rank ahead of MBFC as a divestment candidate,
according to the company. Acquisition hurdles remain disciplined, with management
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