Frasers Property (formerly: Frasers Cpt (FCL))

[I_love_girls]

It would take another year for FCL to reach $2 at least.

Vested little nia!

[greengiraffe]

From 1.80 to 2.00, its a capital appreciation of 11.1% before potentially another final dps of 6.2 cents (3.4% yield).

Total return of 14.5% anyone? Using 72 rule, it will take less than 5 yrs to double your $ at this rate of compounding... doubling your $ is not that risky and difficult afterall.

I agree that you are discussing about bicycles in a luxury car forum.

GG

It would take another year for FCL to reach $2 at least.

Vested little nia!

[I_love_girls]

1.650 is coming back soon! How cool is that! The price movement is just like the period last year
Vested little nia

[I_love_girls]

Since this is a value investment forum, let's talk about value then. Look at how much FCL's asset has grown, now is at $22 billion ++ but the share price is hovering around the pathetic range.

Vested little

[CityFarmer]

1.650 is coming back soon! How cool is that! The price movement is just like the period last year
Vested little nia

A post with only price movement, is highly discouraged. Furthermore, moderators are very concern, on provocative posts, which serve no purpose here.

We welcome all views, opinions, updates on a stock. If you find you are unfairly targeted, you can raise a moderator report, we will deal with it.

I have taken this as my last informal warning.

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[greengiraffe]

Coorparoo project hits $90m in sales
Matthew Cranston
206 words
4 Jun 2015
The Australian Financial Review
AFNR
English
Copyright 2015. Fairfax Media Management Pty Limited.

Singaporean-owned Australand and local developer Honeycombes Property Group have chalked up more than $90 million in sales at their Coorparoo Square project, built on the controversial former site of the first Myer department store in Queensland.

The joint venture between the two developers comprises three towers with more than 360 apartments, 6000 square metres of retail space and a 10-screen Dendy Cinemas complex.

A mix of first-home buyers, downsizers and interstate investors have signed contracts for 175 apartments in the first stage of the $232 million project.

Honeycombes managing director Peter Honeycombe said the site was iconic because it had been part of inner Brisbane's character for a long time.

"Coorparoo Square has stirred up a lot of interest, not only because of the nature and size of the project, but also due to the long-standing anticipation in the community about what's happening on such a pivotal site in the heart of Coorparoo," he said.

The demolition of the old Myer department store had encountered some community opposition.

Australand's executive general manager, residential, Rod Fehring, said interstate buyers had been attracted to the value offered by Brisbane's apartment market.


Fairfax Media Management Pty Limited

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[greengiraffe]

Homebuyers flock to estate
Nick Houghton
183 words
3 Jun 2015
Blacktown Advocate
BLACAD
English
© 2015 News Limited. All rights reserved.

Fairwater estate is fetching the attention of homebuyers across Sydney. The transformation of the former Ashlar Golf Club to a masterplanned community has been one of the hottest tickets in town, with more than 6,200 parties registering their interest in the Richmond Rd development.

It has been the biggest response to purchasing new homes since the release of The Ponds – also an Australand development.

Sixty three off-the-plan properties have already been snapped up by buyers, with further releases to take place every few months.

When completed, the 39 ha site will offer 800 homes, all of which will be open to landscaped parks, sporting activities, lakes, ponds and water features.

Fairwater estate at Blacktown will include 9.5ha of public open space and 1.5ha of waterways. A mix of one, two and three-bedroom homes are priced from $525,000 to $880,000.

Walking and bicycle tracks will connect to Harvey Park in Marayong and Blacktown Showground.

Australand announced the estate last year, and initial work started in August.Realestate: Page 37


News Ltd.

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[thor666]

No prizes for guessing the direction of Frasers. Imo, this seems to be towards similar structure as Ascott REIT.

Vested in both FCL and Ascott REIT.

FRASERS CENTREPOINT LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) (Company Registration No. 196300440G) INCORPORATION OF SUBSIDIARY

Pursuant to Rule 704(17)© of the Listing Manual of the Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Limited, Frasers Centrepoint Limited (“FCL”) wishes to announce that Frasers Hospitality Europe Investments Pte. Ltd., an indirect wholly-owned subsidiary of FCL, has incorporated a wholly-owned subsidiary in Jersey named “Frasers Hospitality SPC 1 Limited” with an initial issued share capital of £2, for the purpose of investment holding.

BY ORDER OF THE BOARD
Piya Treruangrachada
Company Secretary
5 June 2015

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[kayaroti]

Since this is a value investment forum, let's talk about value then. Look at how much FCL's asset has grown, now is at $22 billion ++ but the share price is hovering around the pathetic range.

Vested little

That is precisely where the value is, right ?
If it is trading at or above valuation then there is little or no value for value investor to hold on.

Not vested, yet.

[donmihaihai]

Since this is a value investment forum, let's talk about value then. Look at how much FCL's asset has grown, now is at $22 billion ++ but the share price is hovering around the pathetic range.

Vested little

That is precisely where the value is, right ?
If it is trading at or above valuation then there is little or no value for value investor to hold on.

Not vested, yet.

FCL has really growth.$22billion assets is pretty much a top property company listed in SGX.

How much is that in per share value those $22 billion and how much of that $22 billion belong to shareholders or rather equity instead of liabilities or non controlling interest?

Lastly care to explain the chances in accounting that resulted in "growth" in total assets?