Financial Results

Manulife US REIT Financial Results Ending 31 Mar 2017

“We are pleased to report a strong set of 1Q 2017 results. Our DPU this quarter has surpassed projection by 8.6%. With a portfolio occupancy of 97.2%, weighted lease expiry of 5.6 years and no debt expiring till 2019, we expect the portfolio to deliver a stable performance. The U.S. economy remains strong with an unemployment rate of 4.5% in March 2017 and lower vacancy rate of the office sector by 10 basis points to 10.3% in 1Q 2017. We remain confident in the overall U.S. commercial real estate market and will continue to seek investment opportunities that will deliver long term value to Unitholders.”

Ms Jill Smith, Chief Executive Officer

1.65 cents USD (1Q 2017)

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Viva Industrial Trust Financial Results Ending 31 Mar 2017

“We are pleased to commence the new financial year on a strong footing by building on the growth momentum year-on-year. The 1Q2017 results demonstrate our commitment to provide our stapled securityholders with stable distributions driven by our yield accretive acquisitions and the successful AEI project at VBP .”

Mr Wilson Ang, CEO

1.854 cents SGD (1Q 2017)

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Frasers Hospitality Trust Financial Results Ending 31 Mar 2017

“Our strategy to diversify our earnings base has continued to serve us well. In this quarter, we have seen higher GR and NPI contributions from Australia as a result of the addition of Novotel Melbourne on Collins and better performance from our Sydney properties. Our UK and Malaysia properties have also reported healthy gains in GOR and GOP despite their respective challenging trading environments. While the strength of the Japanese yen has affected the hotel occupancy levels across Kobe including ANA Crowne Plaza Kobe, we will continue to work closely with its operator to improve the hotel’s room and banquet revenues. Going forward, we remain focused on pursuing growth opportunities through asset enhancement initiatives and value creating acquisitions by leveraging on the strength of our balance sheet.”

Ms Eu Chin Fen, Chief Executive Officer

1.2063 cents SGD (2Q ending 31 Mar 2017)

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StarhillGbl Reit Financial Results Ending 31 Mar 2017

“The retail environment continues to be challenging as retailers face both structural and cyclical changes. However, amidst the uncertainties, the global economies are showing signs of a turnaround. We have taken a strategic stance to ready ourselves for the recovery by rejuvenating some assets in our portfolio, and seeking out new opportunities both domestically and regionally so as to create value and strengthen long-term sustainable income for our Unitholders.”

Tan Sri Dato’ (Dr) Francis Yeoh, Chairman

1.18 cents (3Q ending 31 Mar 2017)

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Mapletree Log Tr Financial Results Ending 31 Mar 2017

“We are encouraged by MLT’s DPU growth in 4Q and resilient performance for FY16/17, despite a challenging leasing environment. Looking ahead, we will continue to improve the quality of the portfolio and drive marketing and asset management to deliver sustainable unitholders’ returns.”

Ms Ng Kiat, Chief Executive Officer

1.86 cents (4Q ending 31 Mar 2017)

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AIMSAMP Cap Reit Financial Results Ending 31 Mar 2017

“While there is continued headwinds across the industry with rents under pressure from the oversupply situation in the Singapore industrial market, data from the first quarter of 2017 is reflecting early signs of recovery and providing some optimism. Amidst the uncertain economic outlook, our results show that we remain steadfast on our strategy to deliver stable earnings for our Unitholders.”

“We do this by continuing to proactively manage our assets and lease expiries with tenant retention as the top priority. In addition, we remain focused on asset enhancement and redevelopment strategies to future proof our asset portfolio given the changing tenant needs.”

Koh Wee Lih, Chief Executive Officer

2.78 cents SGD (4Q 2017)

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Mapletree GCC Tr Financial Results Ending 31 Mar 2017

“Our proactive portfolio management and prudent capital management have yielded stable DPU returns in FY16/17 despite the challenging business environment. The three properties continued to demonstrate resilience, achieving positive rental reversions and high occupancies.

For FY17/18, we remain committed to driving organic growth and extracting operational efficiencies, as well as to carry out asset enhancement works to maintain the prime positioning of our assets. In addition to a disciplined capital management approach to mitigate the impact of interest rate and foreign exchange volatilities, we will also continue to seek out opportunities to enhance and add to the value of our portfolio.”

Ms. Cindy Chow, Chief Executive Officer

1.959 cents SGD (4Q 2017)

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CDL Hospitality Trusts Financial Results Ending 31 Mar 2017

“We are pleased to report respectable growth in income for 1Q 2017. Our diversification strategy coupled with active asset management has allowed us to navigate the headwinds faced in some of our core markets. In particular, Grand Millennium Auckland’s new lease, which was negotiated last year, allows CDLHT to capture the strong growth in the New Zealand market.”

Mr Vincent Yeo, Chief Executive Officer

2.42 cents SGD (1Q 2017)

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