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Financial Results for the Period from 26 Apr to 30 Jun 2006 20 July 2006 Content Highlights Financial Results Portfolio Performance Market Review and Outlook Going Forward 2 Highlights 1st Interim Results (26 Apr to 30


  1. Financial Results for the Period from 26 Apr to 30 Jun 2006 20 July 2006

  2. Content • Highlights • Financial Results • Portfolio Performance • Market Review and Outlook • Going Forward 2

  3. Highlights 1st Interim Results (26 Apr to 30 Jun 2006) � Distributable income of $2.8m exceeded forecast by 17.5% � DPU of 1.16 cts is 18% higher than forecast of 0.98 cts * Annualised DPU of 6.42 cts is higher than forecast of 5.43 cts � Net Property Income of $4.3m outperformed forecast by 9% � 5­year fixed­rate term loans of $190.1m have been secured 3

  4. Financial Results 4

  5. Distributable Income • Distributable income exceeded forecast by 17.5% Forecast ^ Actual * % Chg ($'000) ($'000) Property Income 5,990 5,710 4.9 Property Expenses (1,652) (1,721) (4.0) Net Property Income 4,338 3,989 8.7 Non­Property Expenses (2,284) (2,270) 0.6 Net Profit 2,054 1,719 19.5 Distributable Income to Unitholders 2,797 2,381 17.5 * Income is for the period from 26 Apr to 30 Jun 2006 as acquisition of the properties was completed on 26 Apr 2006. ^ Forecast is extracted from the Introductory Document and prorated for the period from 26 Apr to 30 Jun 2006. 5

  6. Distribution to Unitholders DPU up 18% from forecast of 0.98 cts to 1.16 cts ^ • * Annualised DPU of 6.42 cts is higher than forecast of 5.43 cts ^^ Actual Forecast Chg Distribution Per Unit 1.16 cts 0.98 cts +18% Annualised Distribution Per Unit 6.42 cts 5.43 cts +18% Distribution Yield # 4.98% 4.21% +18% Ex­date for Trading 27 Jul 2006 Books Closure Date 31 Jul 2006 Payment Date 28 Aug 2006 ^ For the period from 26 Apr to 30 Jun 2006 ^^ Annualised DPU of 6.42 cts is based on DPU of 1.16 cents for the period from 26 Apr to 30 Jun 2006. Forecast DPU of 5.43 cts is for the period from 1 Jan to 31 Dec 2006 as disclosed in the Introductory Document. # Based on unit closing price of $1.29 on 19 Jul 2006 6

  7. Net Property Income Breakdown • Net Property Income of $4.3m outperformed forecast by 9% * 2,000 1,500 9% Forecast Actual 4% $'000 1,000 500 20% 0 Prudential Tower Keppel Towers & Bugis Junction Property GE Tower Towers * 9% is the overall increase in Net Property Income from Prudential Tower 7 Property (20%), Keppel Towers & GE Tower (9%) and Bugis Junction Towers (4%) for the period from 26 Apr to 30 Jun 2006.

  8. Active Capital Management • Secured 5­year fixed­rate term loans of $190.1m at an interest rate of about 3.9% per annum 30­Jun­06 30­Sep­05 Actual Pro Forma 190.1 190.6 Borrowings ($m) Gearing (%) * 29.6 30.0 Interest Coverage Ratio (times) ** 2.5 2.3 All­in Interest Rate (%) *** 4.06% 3.96% * Gearing = Borrowings / Total Assets ** Interest Coverage Ratio = Profit before Interest and Tax / Net Interest *** All­in interest rate for 5­year term loans includes the amortisation of upfront debt arrangement expenses of approximately $1.3m. 8

  9. Portfolio Performance 9

  10. Positive Occupancy and Rental Trends • Committed occupancy rate of 98.4% at end­Jun 2006, higher than average occupancy of 92.9% for Core CBD (Source : CBRE) • Average rental rates on upward trend for next renewal cycle Overall Committed Occupancy on the Rise Average Rentals on Consistent Growth 100 % $3.70 95 % psf/month $3.60 90 % $3.50 Jun­05 Sep­05 Dec­05 Mar­06 Jun­06 85 % Sep­05 Dec­05 Mar­06 Jun­06 K­REIT portfolio Core CBD Average K­REIT portfolio 10 Source : CBRE and KLL

  11. Rental Renewal Cycle Benefits Lease Expiry Profile Expiry Leases as a Percentage of NLA 23.6% 23.5% 25% 20% 17.0% 13.9% 15% 10.8% 10% 6.1% 3.5% 5% 0% 2H2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2002 As at 30 June 2006 • Strong demand and tight supply will lead to higher rentals across the board 11

  12. Good Tenant Mix Top 10 Tenants : 53% of Total NLA (73,322 sm) International Enterprise Singapore 10.8% GE Pacific Pte Ltd 10.1% Keppel Land International Ltd 6.6% Sw an Trustees Ltd 5.9% J.V. Fitness Pte Ltd 4.1% 3.6% Prudential Assurance Company Singapore (Pte) Ltd 3.2% Singapore Business Federation 3.0% InterContinental Hotels Group (Asia­Pacific) Pte Ltd The Executive Centre 2.8% The McGraw ­Hill Companies, Inc. 2.8% 0% 2% 4% 6% 8% 10% 12% As at 30 Jun 2006 12

  13. High Tenant Retention 1H2006 7,922 * Area Renewed (sm) 99% Tenant Retention Ratio * Another 2,594 sm is available for renewal for 2H2006. 13

  14. Market Review and Outlook 14

  15. Sustainable Demand Growth Million sf 92% 1.5 Ave Occupancy • Strong economic growth drives demand Annual Demand 90% Annual Supply 1.0 88% 0.5 * Average occupancy of 92.9% in CBD at 1H06 86% 0.0 * Average rentals up to $6 psf at 1H06 84% (0.5) 82% * Estimated take­up of >2 mil sf for 2006 80% (1.0) 1Q01 3Q01 1Q02 3Q02 1Q03 3Q03 1Q04 3Q04 1Q05 3Q05 1Q06 (Source : CBRE) 1,600 8 • Prime office rents still attractive and 1,400 7 Capital Values Rentals 1,200 6 competitive in Asia 1,000 5 $psf $psf 800 4 * Singapore ranked 43rd among 173 cities in 600 3 400 2 CBRE’s latest Global Market Rents survey, up 200 1 from 63rd position a year ago 0 0 1Q01 3Q01 1Q02 3Q02 1Q03 3Q03 1Q04 3Q04 1Q05 3Q05 1Q06 15 Source : URA and CBRE

  16. Limited Future Supply • Average new office supply of 0.7 mil sf per Future Supply of Office Space mil sf 1.8 1.65 annum from 2006 to 2010 1.53 1.6 • Declining existing stock 1.4 10­15 yr average annual take­up 1.2 due to conversion to ORQ : Almost 100% pre­committed 1 other use 0.8 * More than 800,000 sf of 0.6 0.32 space removed from 0.29 0.4 Shenton Way/CBD area 0.2 0 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Source : CBRE and KLL 16

  17. Going Forward 17

  18. Growth Strategy • Target AUM of about S$2 bln within next few years • Identify and pursue prime properties for acquisition in Singapore and the region 18

  19. Geographical Focus • Grow into a pan­Asian commercial Reit focusing on key growth cities in Asia • Diversify risks by cross­country exposure, riding on cycles and market conditions 19

  20. Leveraging KLL’s Regional Network • KLL’s representation in major Asian markets South Korea Myanmar Vietnam 20

  21. Active Asset Enhancement • Active leasing and asset enhancement of portfolio • Rentals optimization through pro­active marketing • Focus on increasing operational efficiency to lower costs • Potential addition of net lettable area • Selective upgrading of assets to enhance marketability 21

  22. Thank You 22

  23. Additional Slides 23

  24. Snapshot of K­REIT Manager K­REIT Asia Management Limited Portfolio Four Quality Office Buildings Listing and Trading Date 28 Apr 2006 on Singapore Stock Exchange Market Capitalisation $310.3 million (as at 19 Jul 2006) * Gearing 29.6% (as at 30 Jun 2006) Unit Price $1.29 per unit (closing price on 19 Jul 2006) * Market cap based on weighted average number of units (240,508,000 units) as at 30 Jun 2006 24

  25. Property Portfolio Prudential Tower Property * Keppel Towers GE Tower Bugis Junction Towers Total Lettable Area (sm) 10,076 40,083 22,990 288 Car Park Lots ­ ­ 65 Number of Tenants 12 12 ­ The McGraw­Hill ­ International Enterprise ­ GE Pacific Pte Ltd Singapore Companies, Inc. ­ Singapore Business Federation Principal Tenants ­ The Executive Centre ­ J.V. Fitness Pte Ltd ­Novartis (Singapore) Pte Ltd ­ KBC Bank N.V. (Singapore ­ Prudential Assurance Branch) Company Singapore (Pte) Ltd Leasehold estate of Leasehold estate of Title 99 years expiring Estate in fee simple 99 years expiring 14 Jan 2095 9 Sep 2089 ^ 117.7 353.5 159.5 Valuation (S$mil) 98.2% Committed Occupancy 99.0% 98.5% Information as at 30 Jun 2006 25 * Approximately 44% of the strata area of the building ^ Average appraised value as at 24 Nov 2005

  26. Distributable Income • Distributable income almost doubled to $2.8m Pro Forma ^ Actual * % Chg ($'000) ($'000) Property Income 5,990 4,881 22.7 Property Expenses (1,652) (1,890) (12.6) Net Property Income 4,338 2,991 45.0 Non­Property Expenses (2,284) (2,246) 1.7 Net Profit 2,054 745 175.7 Distributable Income to Unitholders 2,797 1,470 90.3 * Income is for the period from 26 Apr to 30 Jun 2006 as acquisition of the properties was completed on 26 Apr 2006. ^ Comparative numbers extracted from the pro forma financial information in the Introductory Document and prorated for the period from 26 Apr to 30 Jun 2005. 26

  27. Balance Sheet 30­Jun­06 30­Sep­05 * Actual ($'000) Pro Forma ($'000) As at Investment Properties 630,700 630,700 Cash & Cash Equivalents 9,366 4,457 Other Assets 1,348 3 Total Assets 641,414 635,160 Borrowings ^ 188,829 189,300 Other Liabilities 11,941 7,270 Total Liabilities 200,770 196,570 Unitholders' Funds 440,644 438,590 No. of Units in Issue ('000) 240,508 240,508 Net Asset Value Per Unit $1.83 $1.82 * Based on pro forma balance sheet as at 30 Sep 2005 in the Introductory Document. ^ Borrowings are stated net of amortised cost. 27

  28. Office Rental Cycle in Asia Jakarta GROWTH SLOWING RENTS FALLING Hong Kong 7 years or more Taipei 5 years Beijing Shanghai 3 years Singapore Bangkok Bangalore Tokyo Mumbai Manila Kuala Lumpur Chennai Delhi Seoul RENTS RISING DECLINE SLOWING 28 Source : JLL Singapore 1Q2006 report

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