Retail Estates 9m24/25 results, outlook unchanged, NL acquisition
of 106.1m. EPRA EPS came in at EUR 4.71, +3.10% YoY vs. 4.72 expected. RET confirmed its FY24/25 dividend of EUR 5.10. In the past, this guidance already included an additional EUR 1.46m that will be spent on building maintenance. This is now concentrated in the current last quarter of FY24/25. The debt ratio decreased from 44.62% to 43.49% over 3Q and stays well in the safe zone. Cost of Debt decreased to 2.12% vs. 2.30% over previous year. The EPRA NTA increased from EUR 78.15 to EUR 78.63 per share. The portfolio FV increased with 27.8m, mainly thanks to indexation effects on ERV. It seems the NL market is still catching up on ERV. RET also announced a EUR 10m acquisition in Venlo (NL) on 21/2/25. We maintain our BUY rating as the current discount to the EPRA NTA amounts to > 20%.Retail Estates is a niche fixed-capital real estate investment fund that invests in retail properties located on the periphery of residential areas or along access roads to urban centers. Co. buys properties from third parties or builds and markets shop premises for its own account. The outlets have a built on surface areas of between 500m2 and 3,000m2. A typical retail property has an average surface area of 1,000m2. As of Mar 2010 Co. had 399 premises in its portfolio. The retail lettable area amounted to 398,754m2.
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