Property stocks drive majority of SGX counters turning to inflows in Q3

Six real estate firms and REITs reversed first-half net outflows.

Property stocks accounted for six of nine Singapore-listed counters that reversed net institutional outflows in the first half (H1) into net inflows in the third quarter, according to SGX.

Real estate companies accounted for four of the nine full reversals, comprising City Developments, Centurion, Hiap Hoe, and Ho Bee Land.

Elite UK REIT and Keppel DC REIT were also amongst the counters, bringing the number of property companies and REITs to six.

The nine were amongst around 40 stocks with market capitalisations ranging from $90m to $10b that recorded net institutional outflows in H1.

Another 28 stocks recorded partial reversals during the quarter.

Amongst large-cap stocks, Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Holdings and Keppel more than reversed their net institutional outflows from H1.

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