Segro can hold onto its gains but not more than thatSEGRO Tip: Hold Price target: 1250p CURRENT PRICE: 1245.5 Date: 8th of August
Bullish points: - Robust rent collection rates
- Disposals have been at a significant premium to carrying value
- Rising rents
- NAV has been rising
- Tenants benefit from the shift to e-commerce and even helped by the pandemic
- Clean balance sheet
- Increase in dividend
- Managed to extend its credit facility
Bearish points: - Premium valuation
Segro is a REIT and owns and develops industrial properties along with warehouses in the UK and Europe. Buoyed by strong performance from its tenants which include the likes of Amazon who are benefiting from the accelerated shift to e - commerce diluted eps stood at 110p from strong rent collection along with significant portfolio valuation uplifts.
Diluted NAV per share stands at 897p which compares to the share price of 1245.5p meaning that it is trading at a 39% premium to NAV. This appears to be warranted keeping in mind in the recent interim results vacancy rates stood at a mere 4.3% and many of the tentants 83% have decided to remain tenants at Segro. The REIT also boast a clean balance sheet with the first material levels of debt only coming due in 2024. Rent collections also easily cover the cost of interest on the debt.
So whilst Segro’s hefty premium can be justified as a result of stellar performance from itself and its tenants and a clean balance sheet, it is difficult to envisage a scenario where the premium will expand further or the portfolio uplifts will carry on at the current rate. The recent disposal of Italian warehouses at material premiums to carrying value amply demonstrates how the premium is warranted, but personally I cannot see Segro’s surge carrying on for much longer. 1250p seems like a fair valuation current price 1245.5p 8th of August 2021. HOLD
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SGRO trade ideas
SGRO Long This week I will be keeping an eye on the UK based REIT SGRO, their main business is managing industrial storage units, the stock is within 3% of its all time highs and is consolidating nicely around the 662 level. The consolidation has been a bit all over the place for my liking and that skews the entry a little bit as I like to clear all previous highs with my entry to avoid running into previous resistance but the spike on the first of march would make the entry too high from the level. that being side the price is bunching up nicely under the level and on the weekly scale an inside weekly doji gives me the feeling that we could see some action within next weeks trading. My improvised entry would be 663.2 as this clears the attempt on the 30th of January but if you want a clear margin of safety in the trade then 6666.3 would be the stop entry. This stock is a relatively low beta at 0.76 (yahoo finance) which I think could help it out given the weakness lately in the FTSE 100, I hope you liked this idea, if you did be sure to comment what you like if not then that's welcome too.
Happy trading.
Joe
Segro Continues Its AscentLast post: April 30th. See chart .
Review: Price was trending well after the cup and handle formation.
Update: Since the last post, price went into a mini consolidation but the trend has resumed again.
Conclusion: We can look for entries based on breakouts of previous highs on the daily chart.
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Segro PLC Trending StrongSegro PLC is developing into a nice trend using the 50 simple moving average to help it climb to higher highs.
On the Monthly chart (not shown) price made an all-time high of £77.24 in 2007. After that we saw price plummet to a low of £1.50 in 2009.
Ever since then, price has been clawing its way back up and appears to be finding some steam and making higher highs and higher lows.
Price is above the Weekly & Daily 200 simple moving averages indicating that the bias is bullish.
There are no previous areas of support/resistance in the way of price and the only area that may be of concern is the £10.00 psychological
resistance zone which is some distance away from price, so nothing to worry about for now.
When price is trending well as it currently is, it usually tackles areas of resistance with ease but caution should be taken and stops
should be managed accordingly when support/resistance areas are approached.
The next pullback followed by a breakout should offer an opportunity to enter a trade.
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