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As PLife REIT continues to be on the lookout for high-quality, yield-accretive acquisition opportunities in the region, it remains discerning and prudent in its approach of acquiring assets that are not only value -generating , but also preserving the long-term defensiveness of the overall portfolio.
PLife REIT’s two-pronged investment strategy into the regional markets ensures its portfolio grows in an efficient and sustainable manner. Firstly, it seeks and builds long-term and strategic partnerships with quality local operators . This allows PLife REIT to benefit from their experience and deep local knowledge in their respective markets. Secondly, PLife REIT seeks to expand its footprint in growing healthcare markets, particularly countries which it has already invested in, to achieve economies of scale and more effective portfolio management .
Leveraging on its strategic partnerships and clustering approach, PLife REIT aims to establish a self-sustainable "healthcare ecosystem", comprising a comprehensive range of high-quality healthcare facilities, in the longer term. Through offering integrated healthcare facilities catering to both operators and end-users, PLife REIT would be better equipped to capture the burgeoning regional demand for more sophisticated healthcare infrastructure and services in the long run.
Robust demand for healthcare services and facilities in the region presents growth opportunities for PLife REIT to expand its footprint in the region. Committed to delivering continuous and sustainable growth for its Unitholders, PLife REIT seeks to optimise its portfolio constitution to ensure diversified revenue sources and maximum portfolio performance.
To-date, having achieved a good asset size in Japan, PLife REIT continues to be a beneficiary of the rising demand for quality senior care services and living facilities there. Moving forward, PLife REIT intends to hold down its acquisition activities in Japan in the interim except where exceptional value opportunities arise. It will instead shift its focus to exploring yield-accretive acquisition opportunities in the region.