INVL Baltic Real Estate 9M profit drops on slower property value growth
INVL Baltic Real Estate 9M profit drops on slower property value growth
Overview
Lithuania real estate fund's 9-month revenue was flat yr/yr at EUR 3 mln
Net profit for 9 months fell 66% yr/yr due to lower property revaluation gains
Rental income rose at Vilniaus Street 37 and Žygio Business Centre, with high occupancy rates
Outlook
Company expects growth potential from new Talent Garden Vilnius space opening in Jan 2027
Company says 43% of new Talent Garden Vilnius space is pre-leased ahead of Jan 2027 opening
Result Drivers
RENTAL INCOME GAINS - Co said rental income increased at Vilniaus Street 37 and Žygio Business Centre, with high occupancy rates
SLOWER PROPERTY VALUE GROWTH - Co attributed lower net profit to slower real estate value growth compared to previous year
PALANGOS STREET 4 - Net rental income fell 7.1% yr/yr at Palangos Street 4, with occupancy at 83%
Company press release: ID:nGNE5j32Cw
Key Details
Metric | Beat/Miss | Actual | Consensus Estimate |
9M Revenue |
| EUR 3 mln |
|
9M Net Income |
| EUR 1.11 mln |
|
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