Anonymous

08 May 2020

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What is the future of STI and SREITS ?

Would the panelist like to share their view of STI (or bursa KLCI) and SREIT in the long term of 5-10 years.

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Guo Wei

08 May 2020

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Unsure towards STI, majority of % under financials so it is more towards how the local banks will develop and produce during the pandemics.

SREITS in my opinion are still doing fine despite the pandemic and the boom is for likely upon recovery.

Here are some tools for S-Reits i hope it helps (https://seedly.sg/tools/reits)

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