WHA Wereldhave N.V.

Wereldhave comments on the Dutch Cabinet’s Tax Plan 2023

Wereldhave comments on the Dutch Cabinet’s Tax Plan 2023

Wereldhave has taken notice of the Dutch Cabinet’s intent to no longer allow direct investments in real estate as permissible investment for Fiscal Investment Institutions (in Dutch ‘FBI’). The measure is supposed to take effect as from 1 January 2024, in order to allow affected FBI's to restructure, to prevent double taxation of investment income. In 2017, a similar measure was initially proposed but eventually revoked. The proposed measure is completely unexpected as a recently published SEO Report on the effectiveness of the current FBI regime came to favourable conclusions. This study was prepared upon request of the Dutch Parliament and is scheduled to be discussed in the Dutch Parliament in January 2023. Wereldhave will carefully study the potential impact of this new measure on the Company and its business, and will also discuss the impact on the sector with other affected companies.

As details around the newly proposed measures are still unclear, we are not in the position to comment further on this specific topic.



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21/09/2022

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Wereldhave Full-year results 2025 Direct result 2025 at € 1.86 per share, above guidance of € 1.80-1.85Occupancy rate at 98%, highest since 2013Like-for-like rental growth of +6%, driven by improved Dutch retail market and focus on other incomeDisposal of Dutch FSC Sterrenburg (€ 60m) at book value in December 2025Stable cost base despite portfolio growth and inflationTotal shareholder return 2025 of +51%Proposed dividend for 2025 at € 1.30 per share (+4%)Outlook 2026 direct result per share € 1.85-1.95 Attachment

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