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Baltic real estate developer Hepsor swings to Q2 loss as low apartment inventory hits revenue

Baltic real estate developer Hepsor swings to Q2 loss as low apartment inventory hits revenue


Overview

  • Baltic real estate developer's Q2 revenue fell sharply amid low stock of completed apartments

  • Company posted a net loss for Q2, compared to profit a year earlier

  • Record 513 homes under construction at end-June, expected to support future revenue


Outlook

  • Hepsor plans to start construction on three new development projects in 2026

  • Company is shifting focus to residential projects due to strong demand and lower returns on commercial

  • Construction of a 48-apartment residential building in Riga planned to start in second half of 2027


Result Drivers

  • LOW COMPLETED INVENTORY - Co said small stock of ready-to-sell apartments limited revenue and affected financial results in Q2

  • SHIFT TO RESIDENTIAL - Co said it is shifting focus from commercial to residential projects due to higher construction costs and unchanged rental prices


Company press release: ID:nGNEbbgm7k


Key Details

Metric

Beat/Miss

Actual

Consensus Estimate

Q2 Revenue

EUR 2.38 mln

Q2 Net Loss

EUR 1.44 mln

Q2 Gross Profit

EUR 80,000

Q2 Pretax Loss

EUR 1.11 mln


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(This story was created using Reuters automation and AI based on LSEG and company data. It was checked and edited by a Reuters journalist prior to publication.)

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