《大行報告》匯豐研究微升恆隆地產(00101.HK)目標價至24.4元 評級「買入」
匯豐研究發表報告,指恆隆地產(00101.HK)上半年基本純利按年增長11%,扭轉去年下半年倒退1%勢頭,公司中期息每股18仙,按年增6%,是自2010年以來中期息首次有增長。
該行指,派息增長符合該行預期恆隆地產進入派息增長週期,因公司租金收入增長帶動,預期盈利增長會受惠旗下商場的升級,以及內地奢侈品消費增長。公司兩個內地新商場,加上現有商場組合自然增長將帶動盈利表現,維持「買入」評級,目標價由24.3元微升至24.4元。
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