《大行報告》里昂升太古地產(01972.HK)評級至「跑贏大市」 目標價下調至24.1元
里昂發表研究報告,指太古地產(01972.HK)在具挑戰經營環境下持續增加派息,上半年業績符預期,中期息增長令人驚喜。本港物業組合展現韌性;而內地方面,透過與地區政府合作,內地物業組合展現長期增長潛力。
該行指,在反映太古城停車場銷售後,里昂升太地今年盈測14.4%,及2021至2023年每股分派預期由0.91元升至0.93元;由於早前股價回調,評級由「跑輸大市」升至「跑贏大市」,目標價則由25.5元降至24.1元。
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