持有人专属增厚收益 公募REITs扩募现创新案例

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the innovative case of public REITs expansion through a method of allocation to existing shareholders, highlighting the importance of investor participation to avoid potential losses [1][3]. Group 1: REIT Expansion Details - The first public REIT to adopt the allocation method to existing shareholders is the Huaxia Fund Huayuan REIT, which requires investors to pay close attention to the rights registration date and allocation process [1]. - The subscription period for the allocation ended on December 12, with a subscription price of 2.53 yuan per share and a total of 5 billion shares available for allocation, of which 4.5 billion shares were eligible for allocation [2]. - The total amount raised from this expansion is expected to be between 9.915 billion yuan and 11.400 billion yuan, with a potential total fundraising of 11.385 billion yuan if all existing shareholders fully subscribe [2]. Group 2: Investor Implications - Existing shareholders who do not participate in the allocation or sell their original shares may face direct losses due to price adjustments following the allocation, as the allocation price is typically lower than the market price [3]. - The allocation method is designed to protect the interests of existing shareholders, ensuring that their rights are not diluted, and providing a fair distribution of benefits [4]. - For those who fully participate in the allocation, there is a tangible opportunity for increased returns, as the higher the abandonment rate by others, the greater the potential benefits for those who participate [4]. Group 3: Market Trends and Policy Support - Public REITs expansion has accelerated in 2023, with a notable increase in directed expansions, although the number of completed expansions remains limited [5]. - As of now, six public REITs have completed expansions totaling 77.34 billion yuan, with a significant portion allocated to original rights holders and strategic investors [5]. - Recent policy support from the National Development and Reform Commission encourages REITs to expand and acquire quality assets, simplifying the approval process for new projects [6].