3 biggest weaknesses SPH is currently suffering

Will it ever overcome these 3?

According to DBS, SPH REIT offers investors a unique exposure to the retail and healthcare services industry in Singapore, backed by a portfolio of landmark high quality commercial assets. 

DBS believes that the REIT will provide a stable yield platform with growth potential from organic and inorganic means.

Here's more from DBS:

Paragon is more vulnerable to any major international events due to the international profile of its tenants and target customers.

Any AEI works at Clementi Mall have to be approved by the HDB. Such a process may be time consuming, and hinder management’s ability to implement AEI works in a way that minimises interruption.

There are only two properties in SPH REIT’s portfolio at present, and any event which affects either property, especially Paragon, would adversely impact the REIT’s top line and NPI.

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