15 April 2016
Credit and RV Idea
GLP Perpetual Looks Attractive from
Punitive Step-up
Highlights/Updates:
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GLP announced the completion of 65.66% sale in Industrial Income
Trust (IIT) for USD1.3bn. The sale is expected to reduce the company’s net
debt/EBITDA to 7.2x, from 9.5x as of Dec-15.
·
GLP’s stake in IIT will be reduced to 34.33% post-transaction and
will be consolidated as associate and assets held for sale, which will result
to improvement in leverage.
·
GLP is negotiating to sell another 24% stake in IIT for USD400-500m,
while keeping the remaining 10% in the portfolio.
·
Nonetheless, the negative outlook to stay, underpinned by
management’s acquisition strategy which increased GLP’s financial risk.
Bond Details:
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Bond
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Global Logistics Properties, GLPSP 5.5% Pc17 (Price:
102.25 ; YTC: 3.121% : SOR+164bps)
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Amount Outstanding
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SGD750m
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ISIN
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XS0713845195
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Ratings
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Baa2 (Senior) /--/BBB- (Perps)
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Relative Value
Commentary:
We
like GLPSP 5.5% Pc17 is at 3.121% of the SGD compared to the USD
GLPSP 3.875% 6/25 which was last seen at 3.79%/3.72% or c.T+203/197. We
see strong likelihood of call on the perpetual given the punitive coupon reset
of 5y SDSW (now at 1.89%) +420bps and 100bps step-up, which result to new coupon
of 7.09%, if not called. Investors may consider holding the perpetual note
based on this ground. Nevertheless, we share the same opinion as Moody’s on the
rating and outlook at this juncture, but would prefer the outlook to be revised
to stable if the company continues to proof efforts to de-gear. As of December
2015, GLP’s cash stood at USD1.136bn, more than enough to offset its obligation
for the next 12 months of USD954m. With proceeds coming from the disposal, the
Company’s liquidity profile is set to improve further.
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