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ARREIT is basically in a renovation phase right now. It’s cleaning up its debt, selling off older assets, and upgrading its portfolio so it can stay competitive in a changing market
ARREIT really improved its core operations in FY2025 lah: rental revenue went up to RM 85.1 million from RM 77.5 million in 2024, thanks to more new tenancies and higher occupancy rates at big buildings like Vista Tower and Menara Dana 13.
Cash also shot up big time from RM 3.9 million to RM 60.1 million, giving them plenty of cash for any future plans. Plus, the NAV per unit stayed stable at RM 1.2514, which is good news for unitholders.
ARREIT reported a 14.7% increase in net rental revenue, reaching RM39.0 million, driven by new tenancies, higher occupancy at Vista Tower, new rental income from Sekolah Tinta, and stable renewals at Selayang Mall. Property expenses rose by 26.45% to RM15.3 million due to maintenance and operational activities. Trust expenses increased to RM6.2 million, mainly from higher Manager's fees and administrative costs. Borrowing costs decreased by 7.0% to RM13.2 million, as lower interest was due to a recent drawdown of RM33.9 million, resulting in no interest charge for the quarter.
All the recent announcement certainly paints a more optimistic picture for the company's future. It's good to see ARREIT taking tangible steps that improve visibility and operational stability
ARREIT is now hovering just above the first major support at RM0.340, a region that has historically attracted accumulation. Beneath this, the next stronger support sits around RM0.315–RM0.325, where a larger cluster of buying interest was seen in March and April.
The broad green accumulation zone in your chart underlines that funds and income-focused investors have historically stepped in at these levels, suggesting that any retracement into this zone would likely be met with stronger demand unless the fundamentals of the REIT materially weaken.
