HUDSON PACIFIC PPT.DL-,01 Aktie

Hudson Pacific Properties reported an adjusted loss of $1.62 per share in Q2 2026, but topped the revenue consensus of $179.9 million with $188.3 million. Record leasing of 1.3 million sqft, an occupancy increase to 82.5%, and a rise in Core FFO to $23.1 million drove the operational recovery. Management slightly raised its Core FFO full-year guidance and expects further occupancy gains, while Quixote remains loss-making after restructuring. The stock reacted positively in premarket trading and rose. » More on de.investing.com

Hudson Pacific Properties reported stronger Q1 office fundamentals with 554,000 sq ft of leases signed, occupancy up to 77.8% and a leasing pipeline of 2.4 million sq ft. The company raised full-year 2026 Core FFO guidance to $1.10–$1.18 per diluted share and ended the quarter with $933 million of total liquidity. Management will wind down certain Quixote operations, expected to boost annual cash NOI by about $5.8 million, and is targeting roughly $200 million of non-core, FFO-accretive dispositions. Studio top-line was mixed but core Hollywood stages showed high utilization, while West Coast AI and tech demand underpinned office leasing momentum. » More on finance.yahoo.com

At the Citi conference, Hudson Pacific laid out a strategic plan for 2026 centered on further debt reduction and increased leasing growth. The company cut net debt by 22% in 2025 and doubled liquidity to $934 million; planned FFO-accretive disposals of $200–300 million are intended to drive further debt reduction (it has already sold $330 million). Hudson Pacific aims for an occupancy rate above 80–82% by the end of 2026, sees demand mainly in the Bay Area, Silicon Valley and Seattle, and expects sequential FFO growth with disciplined capital rotation. Target leverage (net debt/EBITDA) is in the high‑single digits over the next two years and is expected to fall to the mid‑single digits by 2030. » More on de.investing.com