Kojamo

Kojamo reports total revenues of €455.2 million for 2025 (+0.6%) and net rental income of €307.7 million (+1.6%) with an improved economic occupancy rate of 94.8% (Q4: 96.3%). FFO fell 4.9% to €140.9 million mainly due to higher financing costs; the value of investment properties declined to €7.6 billion after the sale of 2,028 apartments. The board proposes a dividend of €0.11 per share; for 2026 Kojamo forecasts total revenues of €484–497 million and adjusted FFO of €147–157 million taking into account a planned acquisition of 4,761 apartments. » Más en de.investing.com

Kojamo reports an occupancy rate of 96.1% for Q3 2025 and a 1.4% revenue increase to €343.6m (Jan–Sep). Net rents also rose, while FFO fell by 6.7% to €106.1m, mainly due to higher financing and maintenance costs. Profit before taxes improved to €9.1m, the equity ratio increased to 45.6% and LTV fell to 42.2%; Moody’s affirms the Baa2 rating with a stable outlook. Kojamo is selling 1,944 apartments, has paused new investment decisions and expects 2025 revenue growth of 0–2% and FFO of €135–141m (excluding one-offs). » Más en de.investing.com

Kojamo plc reports a 2.9% revenue increase in the second quarter to €115.6m and an improved occupancy rate of 94.4%, while FFO fell 9.3% to €38.8m due to higher costs. The company recorded a pre-tax loss of €12.7m, burdened by valuation changes, but significantly improved compared with the prior year and completed the sale of 1,944 apartments after the reporting period. Kojamo confirms its 2025 outlook, expecting revenue growth of 0–2% and adjusted FFO between €135m and €141m. » Más en de.investing.com