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Tuesday, February 17th, 2026

RHB Urges Unitholders to Reject Tang Duo’s Offer for Suntec REIT: ‘Significantly Undervalues Assets’

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In a critical move, RHB Bank has advised Suntec REIT unitholders to reject the offer made by Gordon and Celine Tang, emphasizing that the bid significantly undervalues the trust’s high-quality portfolio. The Tangs, who have been gradually increasing their stake, recently launched a partial offer to purchase additional units at a price RHB describes as inadequate.

A Low Valuation for Prime Assets

RHB’s analysis indicates that the Tangs’ offer price undervalues Suntec REIT’s portfolio of premier office, retail, and convention center properties. The bank estimates that the offer fails to reflect the true worth of these income-generating assets, particularly in Singapore’s robust real estate market.

In their offer, the Tangs proposed acquiring units at a price that RHB claims is not aligned with Suntec’s net asset value (NAV). With real estate markets facing cyclical fluctuations, RHB argues that unitholders should retain their investments, expecting a potential rebound in asset valuations.

Concerns About Future Control

Market analysts have raised concerns about the Tangs’ increasing stake in Suntec REIT. If successful, their partial offer could consolidate their control, which might not align with the interests of smaller unitholders. RHB warns that such a move could lead to decisions that prioritize major stakeholders over the broader base of investors.

Outlook for Unitholders

Despite headwinds in the real estate sector, RHB remains optimistic about Suntec REIT’s potential to recover as macroeconomic conditions improve. They argue that holding onto units is likely to deliver better returns in the long term compared to accepting the undervalued offer.

Expert Opinion

“Rejecting the offer allows unitholders to maintain exposure to Suntec’s high-quality portfolio, which we believe is positioned for recovery,” stated RHB in their research note.

What’s Next for Unitholders?

With the offer on the table, unitholders now face a critical decision. The recommendation by RHB adds weight to the growing sentiment that the Tang duo’s bid may not align with the best interests of all investors.

Stay tuned for updates on Suntec REIT’s developments and expert insights into the unfolding dynamics of this pivotal corporate event.

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