Solid Recurring Cashflow Generators with Upside Catalysts

Quarz Capital Management

2H 2017, Singapore

Havard Chi, CFA

www.quarzcapital.com

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Overview

Swiss Family Office and Asset Manager

Quarz Capital ASIA (Singapore) Registered Fund Manager (RFMC) with regulatory oversight
Organization by Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS)
Diverse background in Asset Management and Corporate Finance
Successful investment track record: CAGR of >15% p.a over 3 year period />11% p.a. 5 years

Investing in Singapore, HK and DACH (Germany, Austria, Switzerland) listed equities

Active Value Strategy (Activist but usually friendly)
Specializing on deeply undervalued companies
For select investments:
Strategy
1) Active engagement (with Management, Board of Directors and Shareholders),
2) Collaboration with Partners (i.e. Shareholders)
3) Publication of Research Materials
to catalyze value-creational changes to unlock full shareholder value

Concentrated portfolio of highest conviction ideas

Approach Top 15 names comprises 65 - 75% of the allocation
Substantial positions in companies where Quarz Capital undertakes active engagement

Source: Quarz Capital Management

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ONGOING
Campaign Metro Holdings (SGX: M01)
Campaign on Clear Capital Allocation and Communication Strategy

Metros share price at

historical high post
Quarzs campaign

+~30%

Source: Quarz Capital Management, Bloomberg, Straits Times, Business Times, Barrons, Lianhe Zaobao, TheEdge Markets
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COMPLETED
Campaign IHC (SGX: 5WA)
Campaigned on Leadership Renewal and Asset Allocation Strategy

Takeover at a substantial
premium post the start of
our public campaign
+100%

Source: Quarz Capital Management, Bloomberg, Business Times, Straits Times, TheEdge Markets
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ONGOING
Campaign HG Metal (SGX: BTG)
Campaign on the Divestment of Stake in BRC Asia and Capital Allocation

Substantial increase
in HGs share price till
date

~46%

Source: Quarz Capital Management, Bloomberg, Business Times, Straits Times, TheEdge Markets
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We are bullish on Singapore
Singapore in the Next 15-20 Years
One of the top global metropolis in Asia
Main gateway city to South East Asia region (population of 630m,
forecasted GDP growth of >5% p.a. in 2017E-2019E)
Regional/APAC HQ for MNCs
Financial Hub
Asias Silicon Valley
Population growth to >6.9m (25% increase) from immigration of
skilled professionals
Heavy investment in sophisticated infrastructure to support the
transformation of the city state
Government has the balance sheet to finance infrastructure
projects (SG sovereign wealth funds and MAS has AUM >USD
750bn)

Quarz is:
Bullish on the long term prospect of the real estate sector
Positioning to benefit by investing in the best local companies in this sector

Source: Quarz Capital Management, IMF Regional Economic Outlook (Oct 2016), Temasek Holdings, Sovereign Wealth Centre, Monetary Authority of
Singapore
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Residential Real Estate
Deficit in Future Housing Supply and Strong Household Balance Sheet
60000 260 70
Annual demand for new
50000 units (household 240 60
formation + immigration)
40000 220
50
30000
200
20000 40
180
10000 30
160
0 Net Liquid Assets comprises
>60% of Household Net Worth 20
140
-10000 (near 2007 high)
Surplus completion to mitigate
120 Household Net Worth (ex 10
-20000 previous shortfall in supply
Shortfall Property) >230% of GDP
-30000 100 0
2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018E 1995 1997 1999 2001 2003 2005 2007 2009 2011 2013 2015
Household Net Liquid Assets to Equity (%) RHS
Surplus/Deficit Private HDB Household Net Worth (ex Property)/GDP (%)

Home ownership rate >90% and accounts for ~40% of total household wealth
Government has significant control over supply and demand of residential real estate
Undersupply and low interest rates prior to 2011 resulted in substantial in house prices
Ramp up housing supply and implementation of prudential policies
Falling prices and oversupply situation have resulted in the cutback of new construction since 2015
Housing completions in 2018-2019 are in deficit to demand
Relaxation of immigration policies post completion of infrastructure projects to exacerbate the deficit
situation

Residential construction activities forecasted to rebound strongly from 2018

Source: Quarz Capital Management, Singstat, Housing and Development Board, Urban Redevelopment Authority
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Commercial and Hospitality Real Estate
Deficit in Supply of Commercial and Hotel Rooms from 2018E
Singapore Private Office Space (Central Area)
3.0
2.5
Cyclicality in Net Supply Commercial Space:
2.0
Oversupply falling rent and reduction of new sites in
1.5
1.0
Government Land Sales
0.5 New supply to peak in 2017 - New supply in 2018-2020
0.0
is lower than average yearly demand in 2010-2015
-0.5
-1.0 Forecasted shortfall to drive rental rates and improve
-1.5 asset prices from mid-2018
2000 2003 2006 2009 2012 2015 2018E 2021E
Net Supply Net Demand
Singapore Hotel Room Supply
8 7.5
6.6 Hotel Rooms:
7
6
3.7 4.2 5.0
Overoptimistic tourist arrival projections and peak room
5 rates oversupply of hotel rooms since 2012
4
RevPAR peaked in 2012 and has been declining till
3 2.2
2
0.7 1.5
date
1
51,622 54,962 56,972 61,238 63,797 66,997 67,472 68,934
No hotel sites in Government Land Sales since 2014
0
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017E 2018E 2019E 2020E
Growth in supply to taper down to <2.2% p.a. post
Hotel Supply New Supply Growth in Supply (%) 2018

Rates for commercial & hotel space forecasted to rebound from mid-2018 due to supply deficit

Source: Quarz Capital Management

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Case 1: The Tuan Sing (SGX: T24) Opportunity 1/2
Landlord of Landmark Properties in Singapore and Australia

With Asset Base in Excess of $ 2.6bn

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Case 1: The Tuan Sing (SGX: T24) Opportunity 2/2
Top 10 SGX listed property development and investment
player (by asset value)
Liem Family and Koh Wee Meng have 53% and 6% stakes
Trades at rock bottom P/B of 0.35x attributed to:
Lack of analyst coverage/understanding of the company
Low dividend yield of 1.9%:
Investing substantially in development projects
Rental income to only increase from 2018
Perceived high leverage due to undervalued Mkt Cap (LTV
of 55%)
Breakdown of Assets Key Statistics
Cash+ Receivables
Non Core Assets
3%
7% Last Price1 $ 0.320
3 Year Range1 $ 0.275 0.475
China Assets Shares Outstanding2 1187m
1%
Market Capitalization $ 379.8m
SG Invt
Properties Gross Asset Value1,3 $ 2639.6m
AU Invt Properties 57% Net Asset Value1,2,3 $ 1034.7m
24%
NAV/Share $ 0.908
SG Properties for Discount to NAV 64.7%
Sale
4% Dividend/Yield 0.006 / 1.9%
SG Devt Properties 1) Bloomberg data as of 30 May 2017
4% 2) Based on Tuan Sing FY1Q2017 Financial and Annual Report
Total Assets: $ 2639.6m 3) Based on QCM estimates and Tuan Sings FY1Q2017
Total Liabilities: $ 1562.2m Financial Report
Source: Quarz Capital Management, Tuan Sing Holdings Limited
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Case 1: Tuan Sing Singapore Investment Properties

Robinson Tower Robinson Point Sime Darby Centre Others

Value $ 668m $ 352m $ 365m $ 126m

ASP $ 3435 psf $ 2621 psf $1800 psf $ 530 2150 psf
Land
999 yrs Freehold 999 yrs/Freehold 999 yrs/Freehold
Tenure
Rental
$ 16.8m $ 9.3m $ 9.1m $ 3.3m
Income
Asset enhancement potential Uplift in rental income from
Uplift in rental income from
Remarks Completion slated in 2H18
2018
(Only utilizing 80% of total 2018 with asset
NLA) enhancement potential

Attractive SG Investment Properties valued at $ 1.5bn which generates recurring net rental
income in excess of $ 40m p.a. from 2H18
Source: Quarz Capital Management, Tuan Sing Holdings Limited
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Case 1: Tuan Sing Australia Investment Properties

Grand Hyatt Retail and Carpark Retail and Comm

Hyatt Regency Perth
Melbourne Hyatt Melbourne Hyatt Regency Perth
Value $ 348m $ 135m $ 63.4m $ 91m
NLA 550 rooms 32,550 sqft 367 rooms 252,037 sqft
ASP $ 632k/room $ 4140 psf $ 173k/room $ 361 psf
Land
Freehold Freehold Freehold Freehold
Tenure
Operating
$ 30.5-35.5m p.a.
Income
Asset enhancement in
Remarks Continue to benefit from strong inbound tourism (+11% YoY) especially from Greater China
progress
Prime hospitality assets valued at $ 638m which generates recurring operating income of $ 30.5
35.5m
Source: Quarz Capital Management, Tuan Sing Holdings Limited
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Case 1: Tuan Sing - Catalysts
Key Catalysts:
1. Increase in recurring operating profit to more than $ 70m p.a. to potentially double
dividend payout (~4% Dvd Yld)
Completion of Robinson Tower ($ 17m rental income p.a.)
Increase in rental rates of Robinson Point and The Oxley

2. Potential divestment of assets into REITs in 2019E

Sizeable completed asset portfolio of $ 2.2bn
$ 500m 1bn (vs Mkt Cap of $ 380m) of capital can be released through reduction of stake in
proposed REIT to 50-75%
Capital released for special dividend and to further grow real estate portfolio (asset light
platform)
Current discount of 65% to book to narrow to 30-40% (>40% upside in share price)

3. Sale of non-core assets (Gultech, Giti), property inventories (Cluny Park) and new
developments to unlock capital of $ 350-400m
Reduction of Total Liabilities to $ ~1.2bn and LTV to ~50%

Potential Upside of >40% by 2019

Source: Quarz Capital Management, Tuan Sing Holdings Limited

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Case 1: Tuan Sing Share Price
Potential Upside in Tuan Sings Share Price (by end 2019)
0.48

Koh Wee Meng purchased 6.5m shares

0.46 @ SGD 0.43, bringing his stake in TS >30%- Accelerated execution of asset
to 5.02% recycling strategy
0.44
20-30%- REIT exercise in progress,
0.42 commencement of AEIs, increase in
recurring Dvd payout, potential special Dvd
0.40
Push back in the +10-20% - Completion of Robinson Tower
0.38 completion date increase in recurring income to SGD 70m,
of Robinson Tower
increase in Dvd payout to 20% (Dvd Yld of
0.36
4% p.a.)

0.34
-5-+10% - Range of total return without
catalysts. Downside backed by prime
0.32
assets @firesale P/B of 0.33-0.39x at these
0.30
prices

0.28

0.26
Share price bottom of SGD 0.27 since 2012
Jan-14 Jan-15 Jan-16 Jan-17 Jan-18 Jan-19
Source: Quarz Capital Management, Tuan Sing Holdings Limited
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Case 2: The Far East H-Trust (SGX: Q5T) Opportunity
Pure play SG Hotel Trust with 2830 rooms/apartments
8 hotels and 4 service apartments in prime locations
(Orchard Rd, Clarke Quay, Bugis)
Target Mid-Upscale business travellers and tourists
Ng family has collective stake of ~57% in Trust
Current situation:
30% in share price since IPO in 2012
in DPU by 33% since IPO due to fall in RevPAR
trades at ~$ 700k/room (transactions at >$1m/room)
lack of broker coverage
Key Statistics
Last Price1 $ 0.670
3 Year Range 1
$ 0.575 0.885
2
Shares Outstanding 1833.0m
Market Capitalization $ 1228.1m
Gross Asset Value1,3 $ 2477.4m
Net Asset Value1,2,3 $ 1639.1m
NAV/Share $ 0.900
Discount to NAV 26%
Dividend/Yield 0.039 / 5.8%

1) Bloomberg data as of 20 July 2017

2) Based on FEHT FY1Q2017 Financial and FY 2016 Annual

Oasia Novena Orchard Parade Hotel

Report
3) Based on QCM estimates and FEHT FY1Q2017 Financial
Report
Source: Quarz Capital Management, Far East Hospitality Trust
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Case 2: Assets of Far East H-Trust
Assets in Prime Locations
Orchard Road = 46% of NAV, 1140 rooms

Clarke Quay Bugis

13% of NAV 14% of NAV
200 rooms 603 rooms

Source: Quarz Capital Management, Far East Hospitality Trust

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Case 2: SG Hotel Supply
Pressure on Rates in Hotel Sector to Ease from 2018E
180 -1.8%
166 -6.1% 6.0% Date Name Rooms
156 -6.3% 6.0% 153 May-17 Park Hotel Farrer Park 300
160 -4.8% 7.0%
146 144 Intercontinental
139 -8.5% Sep-17 225
136 Robertson
140 Sep-17 Sofitel Tanjong Pagar 222
127
Sep-17 Andaz (Duo) 342
120 1,000 Nov-17 Yotel Orchard Rd 610
3,200 475 1,462
2,559 Nov-17 Duxton Terrace 138
4,266 2.2% 1.5%
100 5.0% 0.7% Nov-17 Duxton House 50
2,010 4.2% Dec-17 Novotel Stevens 254
3,430 7.5%
80 3.7% Dec-17 Mercure Stevens 518
6.6%
Dec-17 Laguna Dusit 197
68,934 Dec-17 Patina Capitol 157
60 63,797 66,997 67,472
61,238 2018 Aqueen Geylang 100
54,962 56,972
51,622 2018 Frasers @ China St 306
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2018 Aqueen Lavender 69
2019 Outpost Hotel Sentosa 230
20 2019 Village Hotel Sentosa 620
2019 The Clan 292
0 2019 Yotel Changi Jewel 130
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017E 2018E 2019E 2020E 2019 The Edition Marriott 190
Hotel Supply New Supply RevPar (FEHT)

Substantial growth in new hotel supply from 2012-2017E

Most of 2017 supply will come on stream in 4Q17 (forecast -8.5% in RevPAR)
FEHTs RevPAR peaked in 2012 and is forecasted to decline a total of ~25% by 2017E
New supply will taper off in 2018 (<2.2% growth p.a. thereafter)
No hotel sites in Government Land Sales sites since 2014
Forecast FEHTs RevPAR to recover back to 2014s level in 2020E
Source: Quarz Capital Management, Far East Hospitality Trust
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Case 2: Far East H-Trust - Catalysts
Key Catalysts
1. DPU to trough at $0.039 (5.8% Dvd Yld) in 2017E
-11.1% from 2016s DPU
Fixed rent component provides DPU floor of $0.028 (4.1% Dvd Yld)
RevPAR of $127 (Average Daily Rate of $146) - 2006/7s levels
Replacement cost >$900k/room in prime locations

2. RevPAR to grow by 20% from 2017E to 20120E

Key Biannual events in 2018 (SG Airshow, Hotel Asia, SG Biennale, World City Summit etc.)
Forecasted growth in inbound tourist arrivals by 4-6% p.a.
Tightened supply of new hotels
Increasing number of attractions (Sentosa & Mandai), SG as a global metropolis for business
Asset enhancements of FEHTs hotels

3. Acquisitions and completion of Sentosa Hotel to drive revenue by 20% by 2020E

Oasia Downtown will stabilise by 2H2018
850-room Outpost and Village Sentosa (30% shareholding) to be completed in end 2018
LTV to increase from 32% to 41% (slight decrease in cap rate)

4. Potential increase in share price by ~15% due to compression of 2019E Dvd Yld to 6.7%
7.6% Dvd Yld in 2019E at current price with forecasted 6% growth in 2020E

Cyclical and structural catalysts to drive DPU growth of ~40% from 2017E-2020E
Source: Quarz Capital Management, Far East Hospitality Trust
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Case 2: Far East H Trust Share Price
Potential Total Return in FEHTs Share Price (by end 2019E)
0.960
>30% - Earlier acquisitions and better
than expected economic growth and
0.920
tourist numbers

0.880
FEHTs RevPAR ~30% - Total DPU of $0.109 (Dvd Yld of
forecasted to be back 16%) + compression in 2019 Yld from
0.840
at 2014/5s level in 7.6% to 6.7% (~13% share price upside)
2020E
0.800 ~20% - No acquisitions resulting in
conservative balance sheet, LTV to
0.760 remain at ~33%

0.720 -5-+10% - Lacklustre tourist arrivals,

Consistent higher than anticipated competition from
fall in DPU new supply. Downside backed by fixed
0.680
due to fall
rent Dvd Yld of 4.1%
in RevPAR
0.640

0.600

0.560
Jul-13 Jan-14 Jul-14 Jan-15 Jul-15 Jan-16 Jul-16 Jan-17 Jul-17 Jan-18 Jul-18 Jan-19

Source: Quarz Capital Management, Bloomberg, Far East Hospitality

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