We see CapitaLand’s share-price driver as deal flow (capitalproductive announcements, including the possibility of monetising its China-mall assets or a major acquisition) and not the state of the Singapore residential market, although the company is poised to launch The Interlace next month. We have not changed our earnings forecasts.
We have lowered our six-month target price, to S$3.84, based on a reversion to its average premium to NAV (based on our estimates) of 29% over the past five years, from S$4.30 (based previously on one-half standard deviation above the average NAV premium). We have not changed our NAV estimate of S$2.98.
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