NLvalue schreef op 13 oktober 2020 09:24:
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I'm very comfortable investing in ECP, and yielding a decent return.
However - I don't see it go back to 30 any time.
The point - why? - i have made before. The yield on cost in the pipeline is dropping below the yields they are currently making ( and required to keep their direct results stable/growing).
Thus every 100m in additional CAPEX will erode the performance of the overall business, lead to higher LTV and lower direct result/share over time,
The old model - spend capex, earn an increase in rent - isn't working anymore for the financial model. That's why all of the players have stopped reporting their yields on the pipeline - it's simply insufficient.
We have seen the 10 m on Valbo Capex - that's just a property expense. You should look for how rigorous tha capital allocation of any player is - if they continue to invest in CAPEX that yields poor returns - the shareholders will pay for that over time.