TAG Immobilien

TAG Immobilien's net rental income rose 6.7% in the first half to €196.6m; comparable rents increased by 2.9% in Germany and 2.4% in Poland. Operating profit FFO I climbed 9.4% to €100.2m and the company now aims for the top end of its €187–197m annual guidance. Group profit fell to €114.5m due to a lower valuation result. In addition, TAG expects around €282m in gross proceeds from the partial IPO of Robyg, which should positively affect EPRA NTA and LTV. » More on finanzen.net

TAG Immobilien expects gross proceeds of €282 million from the partial IPO of its Polish subsidiary Robyg in June/July and will remain the majority shareholder with 67.1%. The Robyg stake retained by TAG is valued at €580 million in the investor presentation, representing roughly a 40% increase versus the 2022 acquisition cost. The IPO will free up capital that TAG intends to invest selectively in residential portfolios in Germany and Poland, and is likely to bolster FFO I, raise EPRA NTA by about €55 million (around €0.30 per share) and improve the LTV by roughly 3.2 percentage points. » More on finanzen.net

Net rental income rose in the first half by 6.7% to €196.6 million; on a like‑for‑like basis rents increased by 2.9% in Germany and 2.4% in Poland. Operating profit (FFO I) increased 9.4% to €100.2 million, and the full‑year forecast was adjusted to the upper end of €187–197 million. Group profit fell to €114.5 million from €151.1 million a year earlier, attributed to a lower valuation result. » More on finanzen.net