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Income<br />

Diversification<br />

6The Acquisition will improve <strong>Suntec</strong><br />

<strong>REIT</strong>’s income diversification and<br />

reduce the reliance of its income<br />

stream on any single property. The<br />

Manager expects that the contribution<br />

<strong>to</strong> <strong>Suntec</strong> <strong>REIT</strong>’s Net Property Income<br />

by <strong>Suntec</strong> City Mall and <strong>Suntec</strong> City<br />

Office Towers within <strong>Suntec</strong> <strong>REIT</strong>’s<br />

property portfolio for the forecast<br />

year ending 30 September 2008 will<br />

decrease from approximately 87.4%,<br />

prior <strong>to</strong> Completion, <strong>to</strong> approximately<br />

69.6%, due <strong>to</strong> the enlargement of<br />

<strong>Suntec</strong> <strong>REIT</strong>’s property portfolio<br />

resulting from the Acquisition.<br />

Pre-Acquisition (By NPI)<br />

CHIJMES<br />

4.5%<br />

Park Mall<br />

8.1%<br />

<strong>Suntec</strong> City<br />

87.4%<br />

FY2008 1 NPI: S$155.3m<br />

Post-Acquisition (By NPI)<br />

CHIJMES<br />

ORQ 3.6%<br />

20.3%<br />

Park Mall<br />

6.5%<br />

<strong>Suntec</strong> City<br />

69.6%<br />

FY2008 2 NPI: S$194.9m<br />

1 Net Property Income forecast year ending 30 September 2008<br />

2 Includes dividend income, interest income and rental income support<br />

net of all taxes<br />

Improved Quality and<br />

Diversity of Tenant Base<br />

7The Acquisition is expected <strong>to</strong> further enhance the tenancy<br />

profile of <strong>Suntec</strong> <strong>REIT</strong>’s office tenant base with the addition<br />

of major anchor office tenants such as as ABN AMRO Asia<br />

Pacific Pte Ltd, Barclays PLC, Credit Suisse (Singapore)<br />

Limited, Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft, Ernst & Young<br />

Services Pte Ltd, and other major financial institutions.<br />

Rare Opportunity <strong>to</strong><br />

Own an Iconic Building<br />

8One Raffles Quay is a landmark building<br />

designed by the internationally renowned<br />

architectural firm Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates<br />

of New York. This is a rare opportunity for<br />

<strong>Suntec</strong> <strong>REIT</strong> <strong>to</strong> partner with reputable property<br />

companies Hongkong Land and K-<strong>REIT</strong> Asia, <strong>to</strong><br />

own a prestigious iconic prime grade ‘A’ office<br />

development with long term growth potential.<br />

33.3% 1 33.3%<br />

33.3% 2<br />

ORQPL<br />

1 To be held through 100% owned subsidiary Comina Investment Limited<br />

2 As per K-<strong>REIT</strong> Asia’s announcement dated 30 July 2007<br />

Enlarged Portfolio The table below sets out selected information about the Enlarged Portfolio.<br />

Existing Properties ORQ Interest Enlarged Portfolio<br />

Net Lettable Area (sq ft)<br />

Number of tenants<br />

Parking Lots<br />

Valuation (S$ million)<br />

Committed Occupancy (%)<br />

2,420,543<br />

619<br />

3,516 2<br />

3,871<br />

98.5<br />

445,192 1<br />

31<br />

713<br />

941.5 1, 3<br />

100.0<br />

2,865,735<br />

650<br />

4,229<br />

4,812.5<br />

98.7<br />

Forecast Year (financial year ending 30 September 2008) (S$ million)<br />

Net Property Income 4<br />

155.3<br />

39.6<br />

194.9<br />

1 Reflects one-third interest in One Raffles Quay.<br />

2 This figure includes 3,073 parking lots at <strong>Suntec</strong> City Mall and <strong>Suntec</strong> City Office Towers, which are owned by MCST. The purchase price, valuation<br />

and income statistics do not relate in any manner <strong>to</strong> these parking lots<br />

3 This takes in<strong>to</strong> account the Deed of Income Support where Vendor has undertaken <strong>to</strong> pay <strong>to</strong> the Trustee in quarterly instalments over 54 months,<br />

an aggregate amount of S$103.48 million (inclusive of GST)<br />

4 Includes dividend income, interest income and rental income support net of all taxes

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