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Custodian Property Income REIT plc (CREI)
Custodian Property Income REIT plc: Active asset management continues to drive
income and valuation growth, underpinning fully covered dividend

02-Sep-2025 / 07:00 GMT/BST

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                                                                   2 September 2025

                                          

                        Custodian Property Income REIT plc

                                          

                (“Custodian Property Income REIT” or “the Company”)

                                          

      Active asset management continues to drive income and valuation growth,
                        underpinning fully covered dividend

 

Custodian Property Income  REIT (LSE:  CREI), which  seeks to  deliver an  enhanced
income return  by  investing  in  a  diversified  portfolio  of  smaller,  regional
properties with  strong income  characteristics  across the  UK, today  provides  a
trading update for the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (“Q1” or the “Quarter”).

 

Commenting on the trading update, Richard Shepherd-Cross, Managing Director of  the
Investment Manager, said: “The  Company has delivered  another quarter of  positive
net asset value (“NAV”) momentum and stable earnings, fully covering our  dividend,
which continues to offer investors an  attractive yield of c.7.7%.  We achieved  an
average rental uplift of 13.5% across  all asset management initiatives, from  rent
reviews to  new  lettings, with  growth  evident across  the  full breadth  of  our
diversified portfolio.   This strong  rental  performance, coupled  with  resilient
tenant demand and  stable valuations, highlights  the continued disconnect  between
the underlying fundamentals of UK real  estate and current market sentiment,  where
discounts to NAV  and capital outflows  point to a  clear underappreciation of  the
opportunity.

 

“In this context, we were particularly pleased to complete the strategic  all-share
acquisition of the Merlin portfolio. This  transaction allows us to scale and  grow
earnings despite capital  market headwinds,  demonstrating both  our commitment  to
enhancing shareholder value and the benefits of disciplined consolidation.

 

“Custodian Property Income  REIT offers a  compelling, income-focused  opportunity,
and with a consensus that the market is now past its inflection point, we see  real
potential for valuation recovery to enhance total returns.  Looking ahead, we  will
continue to  pursue opportunities  to invest  in our  existing portfolio  and  grow
through selective  corporate  acquisitions,  while actively  recycling  capital  to
strengthen the portfolio and increase NAV.”

 

 

Highlights

 

Strong leasing  activity continues  to  drive rental  growth  and support  a  fully
covered dividend

 

  • 1.5p dividend per share  approved for the Quarter,  fully covered by  unaudited
    European Public Real Estate Association  (“EPRA”) earnings per share 1  1 ,  in
    line with target  of at least  6.0p for the  year ending 31  March 2026  (FY25:
    6.0p).  This target dividend  represents a 7.9% yield  based on the  prevailing
    76.1p share price 2  2 
  • EPRA earnings per share of 1.5p for the Quarter (FY25 Q4: 1.6p)
  • EPRA occupancy 3  3  was broadly maintained at 90.9% (31 Mar 2025: 91.1%)
  • During the Quarter, like-for-like 4  4  ERV increased by 0.8%, primarily driven
    by 1.7% like-for-like growth in the  industrial sector which represents 43%  of
    the portfolio by income
  • Significant potential for  further income  growth with the  portfolio’s ERV  of
    £51.5m (31 Mar 2025: £50.2m) exceeding  the current passing rent of £44.9m  (31
    Mar 2025: £43.9m) by 15% (31 Mar 2025: 14%). 
  • Based on our track record  and strong occupier demand  for space, we expect  to
    capture this potential rental upside at (typically) five-yearly rent reviews or
    on re-letting, and will continue to  drive passing rent and ERV growth  further
    through asset management initiatives

  • Positive leasing activity during the Quarter comprised:

       ◦ The completion of two rent reviews at an average 25% increase in annual
         rent;
       ◦ Seven lease renewals and regears in aggregate 8% ahead of ERV and in line
         with the previous rent; and
       ◦ Letting three vacant units.

 

Valuation growth across the Company’s c.£615m portfolio, with a 0.8% uptick on a
like-for-like basis

 

  • Q1 net asset value (“NAV”) total return per share 5  5  of 2.2%

  • NAV per share grew by 0.6% to 96.7p (31 Mar 2025: 96.1p)
  • NAV increased to £448.7m (31 Mar 2025: £423.5m), primarily due to the  issuance
    of 22.9m shares through the corporate acquisition of Merlin Properties  Limited
    (“Merlin”)

  • The value of the  Company’s portfolio was £614.7m  (31 March 2025: £594.4m),  a
    like-for-like valuation increase of  0.8% during the Quarter,  net of £2.4m  of
    capital expenditure.

 

 

Capital investment and asset recycling continues to be accretive

 

  • Acquisition of  the  £22m Merlin  portfolio,  primarily comprising  28  smaller
    lot-sized investment properties,  delivering day one  earnings enhancement  and
    the potential  for  value  creation  through  asset  and  portfolio  management
    opportunities
  • Disposal  of  two  office  buildings   in  Cheadle  for  an  aggregate   £6.9m,
    representing a 12% premium to pre-offer valuation 6  6 
  • £2.4m of  capital  expenditure  primarily  relating  to  the  refurbishment  of
    industrial buildings in Plymouth  and Biggleswade, and  combining two units  to
    facilitate a letting at a retail warehouse in Southport
  • £0.1m (FY25  Q4: £0.1m)  of revenue  generated from  solar panel  installations
    across 12 assets, selling  the renewable electricity  generated to tenants  and
    exporting any surplus. 

 

Prudent debt levels

 

  • Net gearing 7  7  was 26.9% loan-to-value at 31 March 2025 (31 Mar 25: 27.9%).
  • £172m (31 Mar 2025: £175m) of drawn debt at 30 June 2025 comprising £140m (81%)
    of fixed rate debt and £32m (19%) drawn under the Company’s £60m variable  rate
    revolving credit facility (“RCF”)
  • Weighted average cost (“WAC”) of aggregate borrowings decreased to 3.8% (31 Mar
    2025: 3.9%)
  • Since the Quarter end, the Company has  utilised its RCF to repay a £20m  fixed
    rate loan that expired on 13 August 2025, which increased the WAC of  aggregate
    borrowings to c.4.0%. The Company’s  remaining £120m of longer-term  fixed-rate
    debt facilities have a weighted  average term of 5.5 years  and a WAC of  3.4%,
    offering significant medium-term interest rate risk mitigation

 

Dividends

 

The Company  paid an  interim dividend  per share  of 1.5p  on Friday  30 May  2025
relating to FY25 Q4, fully covered by EPRA earnings.

 

The Board has approved a fully covered  interim dividend per share of 1.5p for  the
Quarter paid on Friday 29 August 2025  to shareholders on the register on 1  August
2025, designated as a property income distribution (“PID”).

 

The Board is  targeting a  dividend per share  of no  less than 6.0p  for the  year
ending 31 March 2026.

 

 

Net asset value

 

The Company’s unaudited NAV increased to £448.7m, or approximately 96.7p per share,
at 30 June 2025:

 

                                                              Pence per share    £m
                                                                                   
NAV at 31 March 2025                                                     96.1 423.5
Interim quarterly dividends paid during the Quarter relating            (1.5) (6.6)
to FY25 Q4 8  8 
                                                                                   
Merlin acquisition                                                                 
  • Issue of initial equity consideration 9  9                          (0.2)  21.2
  • Acquisition costs                                                   (0.2) (0.9)
                                                                                   
Valuation increases and depreciation                                      0.8   3.9
Profit on disposal                                                        0.2   0.7
                                                                                   
Net income for the Quarter                                                1.5   6.9
                                                                                   
NAV at 30 June 2025                                                      96.7 448.7

 

The unaudited NAV attributable to the ordinary shares of the Company is  calculated
under International Financial Reporting Standards and incorporates the  independent
portfolio valuation at 30 June 2025 and net income for the Quarter. 

 

The movement in unaudited NAV reflects the payment of an interim dividend per share
of 1.5p during the Quarter,  but as usual this does  not include any provision  for
the approved dividend of 1.5p  per share for the Quarter  paid on Friday 29  August
2025. 

 

 

Market update

 

Custodian Property  Income REIT  has concluded  another quarter  with positive  NAV
momentum and stable  earnings, fully covering  a dividend of  6.0pps.  This  offers
investors an attractive yield  from a diversified,  UK portfolio with  conservative
gearing of 26.9% and  earnings well-supported by growing  rents and positive  asset
management outcomes.

 

As the months go by, the continued disparity between investor confidence in UK real
estate and the improving picture for rental growth, tenant demand and stability  in
valuations makes  for an  ever more  perplexing picture.   As current  share  price
discounts to NAV and  capital outflows from UK  real estate demonstrate,  investors
are not seeing the opportunity  in listed UK real estate  that is evident from  the
Company’s asset management  activity and operational  performance:  sales ahead  of
valuation; rental  uplifts of  up to  37%; new  lettings securing  £965k of  rental
income; and NAV up for the fourth consecutive quarter.

 

Across 12 asset management events, from  rent reviews to new lettings, the  average
increase in rent was 13.5% over the prior level, with increases achieved across the
portfolio and across different sectors, including industrial, retail warehouse, car
showroom and drive-through restaurants.

 

Merlin acquisition

 

As a clear  sign of the  Board’s confidence  in the UK  market, Custodian  Property
Income REIT  completed the  all-share  acquisition of  the Merlin  portfolio  (“the
Transaction”) during  the Quarter.   The Transaction  provided the  Company with  a
£19.4m portfolio  of 28  smaller lot-size  regional UK  investment properties  (the
“Merlin Portfolio”)  which  are  highly complementary  to  the  Company’s  existing
assets, as well as c. £2.7m of newly built housing stock, the ongoing sale of which
is expected to conclude  in the coming months,  generating additional cash for  the
Company.  A number  of opportunities have  been identified to  drive further  value
from the Merlin Portfolio, including  increasing rental income from upcoming  lease
events and improving certain properties’ environmental credentials.

 

We have been clear that a key element  of our strategy is to seek opportunities  to
scale the business through corporate and/or portfolio acquisitions.  This strategic
transaction via  an all-share  acquisition  on an  adjusted NAV-for-NAV  basis  has
enabled growth, enhanced earnings per share and decreased net gearing.

 

Merlin was a long-established family property company and the Transaction presented
an attractive opportunity for  the sellers to: solve  a family succession issue  by
passing day-to-day operations to a professional manager; defer crystallisation of a
latent capital gain; obtain a more liquid investment; whilst maintaining the  focus
of their family wealth on regional  real estate investments with attractive  income
characteristics.  The Transaction also offered compelling economic benefits for the
Company versus acquiring the properties directly.

 

Asset management

 

Custodian Capital Limited, the Investment  Manager, has remained focused on  active
asset management during the Quarter, completing:

 

  • Two rent reviews with an aggregate 25% increase in annual rent (£25k), in  line
    with ERV;
  • Seven lease renewals and regears, in aggregate 8% ahead of ERV and in line with
    the previous passing rent; and
  • Letting three vacant units with annual rent of £965k (1.9% of ERV).

 

Further details of these asset management initiatives are shown below:

 

Rent reviews

 

  • At a drive-through unit in Nottingham, increasing passing rent 37% from £67k to
    £92k;
  • At a retail warehouse unit in Dunfermline, maintaining passing rent at £32k.

 

Renewals/re-gears

 

  • 10-year lease  renewal with  VW Group  in Shrewsbury,  increasing the  previous
    passing rent by 6% to £215k;
  • 10-year lease renewal with DHL at an industrial unit in Glasgow, with a  tenant
    option to break on the fifth anniversary, increasing the annual rent by 33%  to
    £146k;
  • Five-year lease renewal with Boots at a retail warehouse unit in Evesham,  with
    annual rent decreasing 30% to £141k reflecting prevailing market rates;
  • 10-year  reversionary  lease  with  Gastronomy  Restaurants  (t/a  KFC)  at   a
    drive-through unit in Nottingham and removing the 2027 tenant break option;
  • Five-year lease renewal  with Card Factory  at a retail  unit in Cardiff,  with
    annual rent decreasing 39% to £61k in line with prevailing market rates;
  • Removal of a tenant break  option with Savers at  a retail unit in  Colchester,
    extending the term  certain by  two years and  maintaining the  annual rent  of
    £56k; and
  • Five-year licence  with  Nationwide for  a  fire escape  at  a retail  unit  in
    Cardiff, maintaining the annual rent at £10k.

 

 

New leases

 

£1.0m of new annual  rental income was  added to the rent  roll through letting  of
three vacant units, in aggregate, in line with ERV:

 

  • A 10-year  lease  to Romac  Logistics  at  an industrial  unit  in  Motherwell,
    following the  previous tenant  exercising the  break option  and  surrendering
    early, with annual rent increasing by 30% to £813k;
  • A five-year  lease  of  a  vacant  floor  to  Positive  Planet  at  offices  in
    Manchester, following  a  comprehensive  refurbishment of  the  building,  with
    annual rent of £99k, reflecting  an uplift of 95% on  the rental rate prior  to
    the works being undertaken; and
  • A five-year lease with LRQA at an office suite in Edinburgh, at an annual  rent
    of £52k,  following an  internal refurbishment  project to  create a  ‘Cat  A+’
    fitted suite.

 

Disposals

 

During the Quarter,  two office  buildings in Cheadle  were sold  for an  aggregate
£6.9m:

 

  • 5500 Lakeside,  which is  66% let,  was  sold for  £4.0m in  line with  the  31
    December 2024 valuation; and
  • Wienerberger House, which is fully let, was sold at £2.9m, a 10% premium to the
    31 December 2024 valuation. 

 

Since the Quarter-end the Company has sold:

 

  • A retail  unit  in  Guildford  for  £1.6m,  £0.1m  ahead  of  the  30 June 2025
    valuation; and
  • A retail unit in Leicestershire for  £0.4m, 28% ahead of purchase price.   This
    property was sold at auction having  been earmarked for disposal when  acquired
    as part of the Merlin Portfolio.

 

Share buyback programme

 

Since the Quarter end the Company has implemented a share buyback programme with  a
maximum aggregate consideration  of £5.0m  (“the Buyback  Programme”).  During  the
higher interest rate  environment since 1  April 2023 the  Company has  prioritised
re-investment of proceeds from selective  disposals in funding capital  expenditure
to improve the quality  and environmental credentials of  the portfolio and to  pay
down variable  rate  debt,  aligning  with  the  Company’s  strategy  of  providing
shareholders with  strong income  returns.  The  Board believes  the current  share
price materially undervalues the Company and its portfolio, including the  security
and quality  of income  offered  through the  fully  covered dividend.   Under  the
Buyback Programme shares will only be purchased if the Directors believed it  would
result in an increase in earnings per share or an increased NAV per share (or both)
for remaining  shareholders.  At  the  current share  price  and given  the  latest
expectations for future interest rates, the Directors believe the Buyback Programme
is an  attractive use  of property  disposal proceeds  that will  create value  for
shareholders.

 

To date the  Company has purchased  2,210,000 shares under  the Buyback  Programme,
which are held in treasury.  Aggregate  consideration for these buybacks was  £1.7m
at a  weighted average  cost per  share  of 78.4p,  representing an  average  18.5%
discount to 31 March 2025 NAV per share of 96.1p. 

 

Borrowings

 

At 30 June 2025 the Company had £172m of debt drawn comprising:

 

  • £32m (19%)  at a  variable prevailing  interest  rate of  5.9% and  a  facility
    maturity of 2.4 years; and
  • £140m (81%) at a weighted  average fixed rate of  3.4% with a weighted  average
    maturity of 4.8 years. 

 

At 30 June 2025 the Company’s borrowing facilities were:

 

Variable rate borrowing

 

  • A £60m RCF with Lloyds  with interest of between  1.62% and 1.92% above  SONIA,
    determined by reference to the prevailing LTV ratio of a discrete security pool
    of assets, expiring on 10 November 2027.   The facility limit can be  increased
    to £75m with Lloyds’ approval. 

 

Fixed rate borrowing

 

  • A £20m term loan with Scottish Widows plc (“SWIP”) repayable on  13 August 2025
    with interest fixed at 3.935%;
  • A £45m term  loan with SWIP  repayable on 5  June 2028 with  interest fixed  at
    2.987%; and

  • A £75m term loan with Aviva comprising:

       ▪ A £35m tranche repayable on 6 April 2032 with fixed annual interest of
         3.02%;
       ▪ A £25m tranche repayable on 3 November 2032 with fixed annual interest of
         4.10%; and
       ▪ A £15m tranche repayable on 3 November 2032 with fixed annual interest of
         3.26%.

 

Each facility  has a  discrete security  pool, comprising  a number  of  individual
properties, over which the relevant lender has security and covenants:

 

  • The maximum LTV of the  discrete security pools is either  45% or 50%, with  an
    overarching covenant on the property portfolio of a maximum of 35% or 40%  LTV;
    and
  • Historical interest  cover, requiring  net rental  receipts from  the  discrete
    security pools, over the preceding three months, to exceed either 150% or  250%
    of the associated facility’s quarterly interest liability.

 

Loan expiry

 

Since the Quarter end the Company has utilised its RCF to repay the £20m fixed rate
loan with  SWIP  which expired  on  13 August  2025,  increasing  pro-forma 10  10 
weighted average cost of debt from 3.8% at 30 June 2025 to 4.0%.

 

Portfolio analysis

 

At 30  June 2025,  the portfolio  was split  between the  main commercial  property
sectors, in  line with  the Company’s  objective to  maintain a  suitably  balanced
investment portfolio.  Sector weightings are shown below:

                       30 Jun 2025                                  31 Mar 2025
                                                                                   
                                              Quarter          
              Valuation                     valuation                              
                                             movement   Quarter
                     £m Weighting Weighting           valuation Weighting Weighting
                         by value by income        £m  movement  by value by income
Sector
                                                                                   
Industrial        213.9       51%       43%       4.4      1.5%       50%       42%
Retail            132.4       21%       22%     (0.5)    (0.4%)       21%       22%
warehouse
Other 11  11       80.6       13%       14%         -         -       13%       13%
Office             54.5        9%       14%     (0.1)    (0.1%)       10%       16%
High street        34.9        6%        7%       0.1      0.3%        6%        7%
retail
                                                                                   
Total             614.7      100%      100%       3.9                100%      100%

 

For   details    of    all    properties    in    the    portfolio    please    see
 12 custodianreit.com/property-portfolio.

 

                                     - Ends -

 

Further information:

 

Further information regarding  the Company can  be found at  the Company's  website
 13 custodianreit.com or please contact:

 

Custodian Capital Limited                                              
Richard Shepherd-Cross – Managing Director

Ed Moore – Finance Director                    Tel: +44 (0)116 240 8740

Ian Mattioli MBE DL – Chairman
                                            14 www.custodiancapital.com

 

Numis Securities Limited                             
Hugh Jonathan / George Shiel Tel: +44 (0)20 7260 1000
                                  www.numis.com/funds

 

FTI Consulting                                                                     
Richard Sunderland / Ellie Sweeney / Andrew                Tel: +44 (0)20 3727 1000
Davis / Oliver Parsons
                                                 15 custodianreit@fticonsulting.com

 

Notes to Editors

 

Custodian Property Income  REIT plc  is a UK  real estate  investment trust,  which
listed on  the main  market of  the London  Stock Exchange  on 26  March 2014.  Its
portfolio comprises  properties predominantly  let to  institutional grade  tenants
throughout  the  UK  and  is   principally  characterised  by  smaller,   regional,
core/core-plus properties. 

 

The Company offers investors the opportunity  to access a diversified portfolio  of
UK commercial real estate  through a closed-ended  fund.  By principally  targeting
smaller,  regional,  core/core-plus  properties,  the  Company  seeks  to   provide
investors with an attractive level of income with the potential for capital growth.

 

Custodian Capital Limited is the discretionary investment manager of the Company.

 

For more information visit  16 custodianreit.com and  17 custodiancapital.com.

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 18  1  Profit after tax, excluding depreciation and net gains on investment
property, divided by weighted average number of shares in issue during the Quarter.

 19  2  Price on 1 September 2025. Source: London Stock Exchange.

 20  3  Estimated rental value (“ERV”) of let property divided by total portfolio
ERV.

 21  4  Adjusting for property acquisitions, disposals and capital expenditure.

 22  5  NAV per share movement including dividends paid during the Quarter on
shares in issue at 31 March 2025.

 23  6  Latest external valuation prior to the disposal offer being reflected in
subsequent valuations.

 24  7  Gross borrowings less cash (excluding rent deposits) divided by property
portfolio and solar panel valuations.

 25  8  Quarterly interim dividends totalling 1.5p per share were paid on shares in
issue at 31 March 2025.

 26  9  On 30 May 2025 the Company issued 22.9m new shares in the Company as
initial consideration for acquiring Merlin on an adjusted 30 September 2024
NAV-for-NAV basis at 92p per new share.  A further c. 1.7m new shares are expected
to be issued at 92p per share on finalisation of completion accounts, expected
during Q3.

 27  10  Adjusting for disposals and the £20m refinancing.

 28  11   Comprises  drive-through  restaurants,  car  showrooms,  trade  counters,
gymnasiums, restaurants and leisure units.

 

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