Geopolitical risk has resurfaced, but the nearterm impact on European listed real estate remains contained. Rising energydriven inflation and rates are driving greater dispersion and sharpening the focus on balancesheet quality, while MIPIM 2026 highlighted a pragmatic investor approach. In this report, we adjust target prices and refresh our top picks, removing CTP and adding Irish Residential REIT. Geopolitics and energy: duration matters more than headlines
Over a 1-year period Wereldhave had a total return of 49.0%, a 34.3% outperformance vs. the EPRA index. The timing of this initiation comes after the stock already re-rated. We expect Wereldhave to outperform the midpoint of its FY26 guidance by 3.7% and see the premium to peers as justified given the growth rate. We initiate with an Accumulate rating and €23.0 TP.
AEGON: Launch of Aegon Insurance Asset Management Company in China (tidying up). Basic-Fit: Solid final FY25; strong membership ingrowth in 1Q26 comfort on energy prices. CVC Capital Partners: Steady delivery. D'Ieteren: 2H25 beat on Auto, Belron delivering, PBT group guidance 7% below. UCB: Bimzelx demonstrates superiority to Skyrizi. Wereldhave: c.€5.6m acquisition of supermarket in Ville2, full ownership of the centre
Wereldhave, through Wereldhave Belgium, acquires supermarket unit and completes ownership of shopping center Ville2 in Charleroi Wereldhave Belgium has reached an agreement with Equilis, acting on behalf of Fidagh SA, to acquire a supermarket anchor unit in shopping center Ville2 in Charleroi with a total gross lettable area of 2.712 m². Following the acquisition, the Wereldhave group will own 100% of the shopping center. The acquisition by Wereldhave Belgium is financed in cooperation with Wereldhave N.V. through a contribution in kind, whereby the seller will receive 263,061 in newly iss...
Allfunds Group plc: Business as usual. Basic-Fit: Good news - senior unsecured convertible bonds due 2028 put option waiver. D'Ieteren: Belgian February new car registrations down 7.7%, VW down 13.1% EVS: Analyst meeting feedback. Sif Group: Preview - order intake window rapidly closing. Wereldhave: €250m refinanced
Wereldhave announces refinancing of Revolving Credit Facility Wereldhave N.V. has successfully refinanced its syndicated Revolving Credit Facility (‘RCF’) with a multi-tranche € 250m syndicated sustainability-linked RCF. The effective term of the facility is five years, with extension options for up to two years, pushing out the maturity to between 2031 and 2033. The improved terms are very competitive, capitalizing on Wereldhave's strong operational performance and solid balance sheet. The lenders in the facility are ABN AMRO Bank, ING Bank and Rabobank. ABN AMRO Bank acted as Coordinato...
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