REIT (GYO)
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Key Points
- GYOs are governed by the CMB’s Communiqué on Real Estate Investment Trusts (III-48.1), which covers portfolio limits, asset valuation and profit distribution; properties are valued regularly by licensed appraisal firms.
- GYO shares offer exposure to a property portfolio in small amounts with instant trading on the exchange.
- NAV relies on appraisal reports and can diverge from actual sale prices; a P/NAV discount can persist.
Formula / Calculation
Net asset value (NAV) = Portfolio value + Other assets − Liabilities. P/NAV = Market capitalisation / Net asset value; below 1 means the shares trade under the portfolio value.
Worked Example
A GYO with a TRY 20 billion portfolio, TRY 2 billion of other assets and TRY 7 billion of liabilities has a NAV of TRY 15 billion. With a market capitalisation of TRY 9 billion, P/NAV is 9 / 15 = 0.60, a 40% discount to portfolio value.
The figures are hypothetical values chosen to explain the concept; they are not data for any real fund, stock or market.
Interpretation
GYO shares offer exposure to a property portfolio in small amounts with instant trading on the exchange. Income comes from rents, project sales and revaluation gains.
Pitfalls
NAV relies on appraisal reports and can diverge from actual sale prices; a P/NAV discount can persist. Developer GYOs carry high construction and sales risk. Tax and distribution rules depend on legislative changes.
Official Sources
Official regulation and sources the definition is based on.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is REIT (GYO)?
A real estate investment trust (GYO) is a capital market institution that manages a portfolio of property, property projects and property-based rights and whose shares are listed on the exchange.
How is REIT (GYO) calculated?
Net asset value (NAV) = Portfolio value + Other assets − Liabilities. P/NAV = Market capitalisation / Net asset value; below 1 means the shares trade under the portfolio value.
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