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A little better positioned than Pure Industrial REIT (AAR.UN-T), and the valuation is slightly cheaper. Even though they got bumps in their overall rents, it is still a very, very tough business. You would want to own this at the beginning of a cycle because you have a lot of alpha. With a recovery of a real estate market this would do quite well. This is a sector that he would not be in now.
One of the cheaper stocks in the TSX. Trading at about a 20%-25% discount to its NAV. They own the mid-tier apartments (2 or 3 stories) in Edmonton, Calgary and Surrey. They have NOI (net operating income) growth of around 15%. They are refinancing and saving millions of dollars on financing costs. It is too cheap. It should be worth $45-$50. They are doing incredibly well in their numbers last quarter.
8% convertible debenture maturing in 2022. Digital is now 55% of this company’s revenue. This is a bond that you can get a 6% rate of return, but you get some upside from the stock which is trading at about 3X EV to EBITDA, and should be trading at 4 or 5 times. The key is paying down their senior debentures which is ahead of convertible debentures, but it is going to get to a point where there are no senior debentures left, with the only debt outstanding being the convertibles. With that you are not only going to get this secure yield of a business that is doing all right, but maybe some upside. You don’t want to pay more than $115 for the bond, because the bid/offer spread is quite large.
