BRCO11 - DE OLHO NAS MOVIMENTAÇÕES

Lucas Fii - Fundos Imobiliários
29 Jun 202505:51

Summary

TLDRIn this video, the host provides an update on Bresco, a logistics fund with high-quality warehouses. The fund is currently priced around R$108, with an 87-cent distribution per share, offering a solid 10% annual return. Despite its relatively small portfolio, Bresco focuses on premium properties, making it a high-value player in the logistics market. The fund's financials are strong, with a low vacancy rate and no leverage, providing investors with a stable, low-risk option. The report also discusses upcoming vacancies, tenant diversification, and contract maturity, highlighting the fund's positive outlook.

Takeaways

  • 😀 Bresco's latest report is significantly improved compared to previous ones, allowing for monthly monitoring again.
  • 😀 Bresco's price is currently stuck at R$108, with a 10% annual distribution yield, making it an attractive investment.
  • 😀 The fund consists of 12 warehouses covering 470,000 m² of EBL, which is considered small but high quality.
  • 😀 Bresco is a small fund with a value of almost R$2 billion, focused on high-standard warehouses with a higher added value.
  • 😀 38% of Bresco's contracts are atypical, and 82% of tenants are on a triple rate basis.
  • 😀 Vacancy rate is currently at 4.5%, with specific warehouses facing upcoming vacancies, but potential new tenants are in negotiations.
  • 😀 The fund's profit for the first half of the year was R$15.7 million, with 86% of revenue distributed, signaling strong dividend performance.
  • 😀 The fund has a low vacancy rate of 6%, and there are significant future opportunities in warehouse leasing.
  • 😀 Bresco has zero leverage, making it a safer investment in the context of high interest rates in Brazil.
  • 😀 The fund's portfolio consists of 64% high-quality, last-mile warehouses, and its client diversification includes major companies like Natura and Mercado Livre.
  • 😀 There are some upcoming contract expirations in the next year, but overall, Bresco's contract profile is stable and predictable.

Q & A

  • What is the current price of Bresco, and how has it been performing recently?

    -Bresco is currently stuck at around R$108. It went up from the 90s and has remained at this price level, which is relatively stable.

  • How much does Bresco distribute in dividends, and what is the annual yield?

    -Bresco distributes a dividend of 87 cents per share, which represents a 10% yield per year.

  • What is the total size of Bresco's real estate portfolio?

    -Bresco's portfolio consists of 12 warehouses with a total of 470,000 m² of EBL (Effective Built-up Area).

  • Why is Bresco considered a high-quality fund despite having a smaller portfolio?

    -Bresco is considered high-quality because its warehouses are of a very high standard, despite the smaller portfolio. These warehouses have higher added value compared to those in larger funds with more space.

  • What is the average contract term for tenants in Bresco's portfolio?

    -The average contract term for Bresco's tenants is 5 years.

  • What is the vacancy rate for Bresco, and are there any notable vacancies?

    -Bresco's vacancy rate is currently at 4.5%. Notably, there are some upcoming vacancies in August, such as Americanas at Brasco Contagem and FM Logistics in Canoas, but there are prospects to fill these spaces soon.

  • How well has Bresco been performing in terms of revenue and profitability?

    -Bresco has performed well, with a profit of R$15.7 million and a distribution of R$13.8 million. It has paid out 86% of its revenue in the first half of the year, reflecting a strong dividend delivery.

  • How much cash profit has Bresco accumulated per share, and what is its liquidity?

    -Bresco has accumulated a cash profit of R$1.64 per share. The fund has a stable liquidity, with an average of R$3 million in trades and around 120,000 shareholders.

  • What is the level of leverage in Bresco, and why is it important?

    -Bresco has minimal leverage, only 1%. This is important because it means the fund has low financial risk, especially in a high-interest-rate environment like the current one in Brazil.

  • What are the major tenants in Bresco's portfolio, and how does this impact the fund?

    -Bresco's major tenants include Natura (19%) and Mercado Livre (15%). While these concentrations could pose a risk, the fund maintains a diversified portfolio that helps mitigate this.

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