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Segro - Strong lettings growth

June 2018

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  • Epic Code:
  • SGRO
  • Price:
  • 638p
The industrial sector remains the strongest performing mainstream commercial property sector according to Liberum, and Segro remains well placed to benefit. First quarter figures showed good levels of pre-letting and take-up for its upscaled development pipeline; £27m of new rent was contracted while almost 147,000 sq metres of new space was completed, which could add a further £10.9m annual rent. A further 1 million sq metres space remains approved or under development, which could add another £55m rent and is 69% pre-let with an expected net initial yield of 7.3%.Vacancy rates remain low at just 5%, while net debt (£2.4bn) and loan to value (30%) remain stable.Highlighted at 616p last month, Segr ...

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