>Dutch real estate transfer tax to be reduced from 10.4% to 8% - The Dutch government will reduce the transfer tax for commercial buyers to 8%, according to leaked documents that newspaper De Telegraaf released. This is still more than the 6% it was before 2021, but less than the current 10.4%. The budget has now been sent to the Council of State. On “Prinsjesdag”, September 17, the House of Representatives will officially receive the plans, and the budget will be mad...
1H results were in line with our top-line forecasts while better at the bottom-line level. Aedifica has raised its bottom-line forecasts by c.3% and we are updating our model in a consistent manner: 2024F EPRA earnings are up 3%. Our estimates point to a 2.8% 2024-26F CAGR and an LTV at c.41% by the end of FY24F, which will give room to finance the investment pipeline with no issue. We confirm our positive stance that is reinforced by the appealing valuation, as the share price is trading at a c...
Aedifica reported results 1.8% above our EPRA earnings expectations and increased the FY24 guidance from EUR 223m EPRA earnings to EUR 231m (+3%) or EUR 4.85 vs EUR 4.70 EPRA EPS previously. The difference comes from higher rental income and lower than expected financial costs and taxes. In 1H24, the rental income is driven by 3.2% like-for-like growth, above our expectations, of which +0.5% positive exchange rate differences. Active management of the investment program led to EUR 22.0m projects...
Telecom: Swisscom 1H24 results point to a though domestic market. Telefonica reports soft 2Q24 results. Technology: Wolters Kluwer reports strong 1H24 results. Real Estate: Klepierre boosts 2024 guidance after strong first half results. Colonial reports mixed first half results. Public storage reports weaker results, cuts FY guidance. WP Carey lowers FY guidance on lagging deal volumes Aedifica reports good numbers and upgrades FY guidance
>Earnings outlook +3.6%; like-for-like growth +3.2%, positive revaluation +0.1% - FY2024 EPRA EPS outlook +3.2% increased to €4.85 (previously €4.70); EPRA earnings outlook +3.6% to €231m (previously €223m); and a reconfirmed DPS guidance of €3.90.Rental income +3.2% on a like-for-like basis (Q1 2024: 3.3% and 3% in FY2024 budget) broken down by +3.1% indexation, -0.4% rent negotiations and +0.5% fx changes.Fair value of investment portfolio increased +0.12%...
Aedifica reports results 1.8% above our EPRA earnings expectations and increases the FY24 guidance from EUR 223m EPRA earnings to EUR 231m (+3%) or EUR 4.85 EPRA EPS vs EUR 4.70 EPRA EPS previously. The difference in our model comes from slightly higher gross rental income and lower than expected financial costs. The gross rental income is driven by 3.2% like-for-like growth, above our expectations, of which +0.5% positive exchange rate differences. Active management of the investment program le...
Aedifica: Small guidance increase Just Eat Takeaway: Better EBITDA in 1H24 and more cash returns Lotus Bakeries: Mondelez 2Q24 results Melexis: 2Q24 results, holding up well Ontex: Onwards and upwards Solvay: 2Q24 EBITDA beats by 4%, profit and FCF guidance upped Wolters Kluwer: 1H24 results, no surprises Events Calendar
Aedifica NV/SA: 2024 half year financial report Please find below Aedifica’s 2024 half year financial report. Robust operational performance driving strong results above budget EPRA Earnings* amounted to €118.8 million (+8% compared to 30 June 2023), or €2.50/shareRental income increased to €165.8 million (+7% compared to 30 June 2023)3.2% increase in rental income on a like-for-like basis in the first half of the yearWeighted average unexpired lease term of 19 years and occupancy rate of 100% Real estate portfolio* of over €6 billion as at 30 June 2024 630 healthcare properties for nea...
Peu de secteurs polarisent autant que le luxe automobile sportif. A la pointe de l’innovation technologique et artistique pour les uns, il est le reflet d’inégalités excessives pour les autres. Nous estimons que le secteur a un rôle prépondérant à jouer sur l’atténuation du changement climatique, mais aussi l’économie circulaire ou la transition juste. Considérant les impacts, risques et opportunités matériels, nous plaçons Ferrari en Best-in-Class ESG, Porsche en Neutre ESG, et Aston...
Few sectors are as polarising as luxury sports cars. At the cutting edge of technological and artistic innovation for some, they reflect excessive inequality for others. We believe the sector has a key role to play in climate change mitigation, as well as in the circular economy and just transition. Taking into account material impacts, risks and opportunities, we see Ferrari as ESG Best-in-Class, Porsche as ESG Neutral and Aston-Martin Lagonda as ESG Not Recommended. - ...
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