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Owning Japan Excellent means buying into a fairly focused story. This is an office focused REIT with 33 properties, all in Japan, and 610 corporate tenants. The business depends on keeping those buildings leased at attractive rents, managing capital expenditure on the portfolio, and refinancing debt on reasonable terms. Earnings have been growing, profit margins are currently higher than a year ago, and the stock trades about 12.5% below one estimate of fair value with analysts expecting further upside.
The semi annual JPY 3,100 dividend sits right in the middle of that picture. A 4.92% yield and a reputation for reliable payouts indicate that management is prioritising steady income, even as the share price has declined over 10% over the past year. That supports the near term income case. However, it also tightens the trade off between rewarding unitholders today and retaining cash in a business where debt is not well covered by operating cash flow.
Yet there is a catch in this income story once you focus on how that balance sheet is positioned and what happens if ...
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