Earlier this month, Tricon Residential (TSX: TCN) announced that they closed their U.S. IPO selling 46,248,746 shares for total proceeds of US$570 million, and completed their listing on the NYSE under the ticker “TCN”. Additionally, Tricon offered a private placement of shares to Blackstone Real Estate Investment Trust.
After the news, many analysts raised their 12-month price targets. The new 12-month price target sits at C$17.38. There are 8 analysts covering the stock with 2 having strong buy ratings and the other 6 have buys. The street high sits at C$19 from BMO Capital Markets while the lowest comes in at C$15.25.
BMO Capital Markets resumed their coverage with an outperform rating on Tricon Residential after the IPO and raised their 12-month price target to C$19 from C$18. They write, “We believe Tricon has a multi-year opportunity for FFO and BVPS growth while leveraging third-party fee-bearing equity capital and reducing leverage.”
BMO says that the net proceeds will be used to repay the amount outstanding under its pass-through certificates and the leftover money will be used to purchase future SFR JV-2 homes.
Below you can see BMO’s updated 2021 and 2022 estimates.
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