Acquisition of student accommodation portfolio in the UK 23 December 2019 Singapore Press Holdings Limited
Key highlights of acquisition £448 million 1 acquisition doubles SPH’s student accommodation portfolio to S$1.4 billion • Total portfolio of 7,726 beds across 18 cities in UK and Germany • Building a UK Purpose- Built Student Accommodation (“ PBSA ”) portfolio with a sizeable platform Quality portfolio of new assets in prime student locations • Adds 2,383 beds from 5 operational assets with 1,662 beds and 2 development assets with 721 beds to be operational by Academic Year 2020/21 • Portfolio has an average age of 2.6 years across the 5 operational assets and achieved more than 100% economic occupancy 2 since Academic Year 2016/17 • Development assets carry a fixed monthly coupon payment during development stage, followed by rental guarantee and income support during first 3 years of operation • 84% of acquired beds are in Russell Group cities, home to UK’s top universities Boosts recurring income with defensive cash-yielding assets • UK PBSA portfolio contributed S$15.0 million recurring income for FY19 1 Equivalent on an indicative exchange rate of £1: S$1.8 2 Economic occupancy = Total to S$807m based rental income received / projected gross rental income (being 100% rooms let for 51 weeks at full advertised weekly rates) 2
Student Castle portfolio Date City Asset Lease Tenure No. of beds Occupancy Rate Student to bed ratio Student Castle Bath Freehold 183 100% 2.6 Bath Student Castle Cambridge Freehold 212 100% 1.3 Cambridge Student Castle Durham Freehold 473 100% 2.1 Durham Dec 2019 Student Castle Edinburgh Freehold 146 100% 2.6 Edinburgh Student Castle York Freehold 648 100% 2.0 York Student Castle Brighton Freehold 206 N.A. 3.8 Brighton Operational for Academic Year 20/21 Student Castle Oxford Freehold 515 N.A. 1.4 Oxford 3
PBSA strategy Where do we buy? - Focus on cities with highly-ranked universities, including those within the Russell Group - Cities that face undersupply based on Student-to-PBSA bed ratio What do we buy? - Yield-accretive - Newer operational assets, development opportunities - Modern and efficiently designed to maximise returns How do we operate? - Hospitality-centric, coupled with student community development - Competitive pricing - Disciplined and cost-effective asset enhancement 4
Acquisitions to date (February 2019) (April 2019) (December 2019) 116 beds | 1 asset 1,243 beds | 3 assets 2,383 beds | 7 assets Lincoln Southampton, York, Cambridge, Bath, Sheffield and Leeds Edinburgh, Durham, Brighton and Oxford 7,726 Beds 28 assets 18 Cities 2 Countries Initial Portfolio (March 2019) (November 2019) (September 2018) 264 beds | 2 assets 284 beds | 1 asset 3,436 beds | 14 assets Glasgow Bremen, Germany Bristol, Birmingham, London, Sheffield, Huddersfield and Plymouth 5
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Student Castle portfolio Student Castle Bath Student Castle Cambridge 7
Student Castle portfolio Student Castle Durham 8
Student Castle portfolio Student Castle Edinburgh Student Castle York 9
Student Castle portfolio Student Castle Brighton (operational in AY20/21) Student Castle Oxford (operational in AY20/21) 10
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