DCT Industrial Trust, Inc. (NYSE:DCT)
The Company invests in commercial real estate properties, consisting primarily of high-quality, generic distribution warehouses and light industrial properties leased to creditworthy corporate customers.
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VV Mini Rockets Long
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Short-term and long term technical indicators both positive as are insider buying numbers.
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Negative income cash flow positive small cap
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DCT stayed pretty much flat during the last 6 months. In its chart, I really don't see a possibility for a significant upward move.
However, my eleven twenty-one method is telling me otherwise...
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low relative PE, good star & 2010 earnings. Bottom fishing week of 10/26.
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significantly undervalued...
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Debt, Profit - None, Losing money.
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marketwatch big loser
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From my short ideas/valuation screen
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IPO'd at 13 - first time liquidity event for private REIT shareholders always results in significant downward pressure on the stock within months of the listing/IPO. This is solid company in a solid sector, its fair value is likely 13+. It needs to find its investor base and it will in time. A lot of funds etc shoudl be picking this up - just ook at ownership updates over the past fwe weeks, insitituions/funds are getting into this - there is a lot of REIT capital which is availble for play which will need to get into this stock. These guys usually wait for trough after a private REIT ipo.
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DCT Industrial Trust is a real estate investment trust (REIT) which owns, acquires, develops and manages bulk distribution and light industrial properties located in 24 of the highest volume distribution markets in the United States. The company is in a move to expand its presences in Mexico. In addition, the company manages and has interests in industrial properties through its institutional capital management program.
The demand for warehouse is characterized by growth in manufacturing sector. The stability in energy prices will push up the momentum in manufacturing sector. This in turn will enhance the demand for bulk warehouse. This should further shrunk down the vacancy rate for warehouse, which is currently hovering below 10%. Moreover, the industrial markets located near seaports, airports and major intermodal facilities is gaining importance. This goes well with DCT, which as a part of its strategy has its property placed in these areas.
DCT through its continuous acquisition spree has increased its portfolio to 379 owned operating properties from 264 in fiscal 2005. However acquisitions of properties with higher vacancy has negatively impacted their overall occupancy rate by 60 bps to 92.5%. While the company managed to realize a higher rental which grew by 7.4% during the year. Moreover, the retention rate remained strong with 79% of tenants renewed their agreement.
The company expects its funds from operations (FFO) for fiscal 2007 to be around $0.67-$0.72 per diluted share, an increase of at least 11%. The increasing demand for warehouse space should enable DCT to achieve its FFO guidance. Looking at these positive aspects it seems that DCT should outwit the market in the coming fiscal year.
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