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Operating performance remained solid, with NPI rising 9.5% YoY to RM17.36 million in Q2 2026 and 5.8% YoY to RM32.64 million for YTD, supported by cost management, higher occupancy, and tenant remixing. However, realised income fell 6.7% YTD to RM8.23 million due to RM2.5 million in one-off administrative expenses. The REIT approved an interim distribution of 1.21 sen per unit, amounting to approximately RM8.58 million, while continuing to diversify beyond retail through its proposed RM125 million acquisition of KYS KL East International School. Its financial position remained healthy, with total assets reaching RM1.52 billion and NAV per unit at RM1.0537 before distribution
Hektar definitely got potential since the footfall steady recover but you must tahan the slow grind for the yield to really shine. Don't expect rocket ship price action because this one is more for the diamond hands waiting for the dividends to pile up
Switching focus to industrial assets is the right move, can lock in more stable yields, plus it helps cushion the retail volatility. Dividend stream also looks much more solid for the long run
Retail can be quite unpredictable nowadays, but industrial demand still quite resilient. If can secure stable rental income, shareholders also can sleep better
Hektar looking steady now since they start pivoting more into the neighborhood mall segment that keeps the foot traffic consistent. As long as they keep the occupancy rate high and dividend payout stable, it is a decent play for long term passive income
