Hamborner REIT

Martina Williams-Arnoldi (supervisory board) purchased a total of 8,760 HAMBORNER REIT shares at EUR 4.26 each on 01.09.2026; the transaction was reported on 02.09.2026. In FSE trading the share closed at EUR 4.23 and fell 1.90 percent that day. HAMBORNER REIT shows a market capitalization of EUR 346.12 million and a free float of 81,343,296 shares. » More on finanzen.net

HAMBORNER REIT reported a loss of €13.7 million for the first half, compared with a profit of €6.5 million in the prior year. Rental income fell 1.3% to just under €45.1 million, and FFO decreased 4.4% to about €23.8 million. Higher impairments and property sales weighed on results. Management confirms its existing full-year targets and is broadly positive about the remainder of 2026. » More on finanzen.net

HAMBORNER REIT reports Q1 2026 rental income of €22.6m (-1.9%), which the company mainly attributes to property sales; on an adjusted basis revenues would have risen by 2.6%. Operating result (FFO) fell 1.6% to €11.7m, while net income rose 10.7% to just under €2.8m thanks to the sale of a property in Ditzingen. The company confirms its outlook for the full year; the stock briefly rose to €4.97 in XETRA trading. » More on finanzen.net

HAMBORNER REIT recorded falling rents: rental and lease income fell 2.9 percent to €90.3 million. The operating result (FFO) fell by almost six percent to €48.6 million due to higher costs, and net profit declined to €12.5 million. The dividend is to be reduced to €0.39 per share (previous year: €0.48). For 2026 the company expects further declines and plans to reduce its office exposure and increase its focus on retail properties. » More on finanzen.net

HAMBORNER REIT plans to realign its portfolio and cut the office share to 10–20% mid-term, shifting more weight to neighborhood retail properties and DIY stores. For 2026 the company expects declining rental and lease income of €87.5–89.5m and a lower operating result (FFO) of €38.0–42.0m. Sales of properties and higher maintenance, interest and personnel costs are burdensome; the stock market reacted disappointedly and the share rally since November has been temporarily broken. » More on finanzen.net