Immobilière Dassault (IMDA) investor relations material

Executive summary

• The period was marked by macroeconomic and geopolitical instability, leading to lower transaction volumes, rent pressure, and rising vacancy and operating costs.

• Rental income increased by 8.9% to €18.2M, driven by acquisitions and leasing efforts.

• The group maintained resilience due to the quality of its assets and tenants.

• Temporary suspension from the SIIC regime led to significant deferred tax recognition and a shift in tax treatment for 2026.

• Dividend of €2.07 per share was distributed, totaling €15.6M.

Financial highlights

• Rental income rose 8.9% year-over-year to €18.2M, mainly due to a new acquisition.

• Operating income increased to €15.9M from €13.7M year-over-year.

• Net result swung to a loss of €-118.8M from a profit of €19.4M, mainly due to €124.2M in deferred tax.

• Cash flow from operations (before working capital changes) was €8.8M, down from €10.4M; adjusted for tax, it rose to €11.2M.

• Adjusted NAV per share fell to €66.6 from €84.5 at year-end 2025.

Outlook and guidance

• No significant post-closing events; the group does not anticipate financing difficulties for upcoming maturities.

• Focus remains on property value enhancement and yield optimization through renovations and environmental upgrades.

• Financial discipline and prudent investment will be maintained amid economic and geopolitical uncertainty.

• If the main shareholder retains over 60% by year-end, the company will exit the SIIC regime, triggering further tax impacts.