Keppel REIT plans to buy 51% stake in Keppel South Central for S$ 610.9 million

By Public Technologies
  • Keppel REIT proposes buying a 51% interest in Singapore’s Keppel South Central for S$ 610.9 million.
  • Total acquisition cost is S$ 627.1 million for the stake in the 33-story Grade A commercial building in Tanjong Pagar.
  • The agreed property value is S$ 626.2 million, based on a 70-year leasehold interest.
  • The acquisition offers an initial net property yield of 4.3%, with pro forma distribution-per-unit accretion of 2.01%.
  • Completion is targeted for the second quarter of 2027, with post-acquisition aggregate leverage projected at 39.2%.


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