Ascencio (ASCE) Q1 2026 earnings summary
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Q1 2026 earnings summary
29 Sep, 2026Executive summary
Portfolio comprises nearly 100 properties totaling 450,000 m² across Belgium, France, and Spain, with a fair value of €770.7 million and annual rental income of €55 million.
Focus remains on supermarkets and retail parks, with food retail accounting for 40% of rents.
Acquired Horizon Provence retail park in France for €22.8 million (12,000 m²), expanding the portfolio.
Active asset rotation with disposals totaling €5.6 million and investments in renovations and redevelopment.
Financial highlights
Rental income was €53.87 million for the year, with a 1.0% year-over-year increase and 1.5% like-for-like growth; quarterly rental income was €13.3 million, but annual rental income decreased by 1.3% year-over-year due to disposals.
EPRA Earnings rose 1.4% to €36.68 million for the year, but quarterly EPRA earnings fell 2.6% to €9.2 million; EPRA Earnings per share was €5.56 for the year and €1.39 for the quarter.
Net result per share increased to €5.40 from €3.87 year-over-year; quarterly net result per share rose to €1.59 from €1.36.
Operating margin stable at 81.8%.
EPRA NTA per share increased to €68.56 from €67.14.
Outlook and guidance
Continued focus on niche strategy in supermarkets and retail parks, with defensive positioning and higher yields.
Ongoing disciplined financial management, further ESG initiatives, and available financing lines for acquisitions.
Active portfolio management and tenant engagement to support value creation.
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