Ascencio (ASCE) Q3 2026 earnings summary
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Q3 2026 earnings summary
22 Jul, 2026Executive summary
Achieved profitable growth through strategic acquisitions, notably Espace Shopping Hydrion in Belgium, now the largest asset in the portfolio.
Completed a €15 million capital increase and diversified funding for acquisitions, including new bank credit lines and bond issuance.
Maintained a high EPRA occupancy rate of 97.0% and continued prudent financial management amid a challenging European macroeconomic environment.
Financial highlights
Rental income rose 1.5% year-over-year to €41.3 million, driven by rent indexation and recent acquisitions.
EPRA earnings increased 0.4% to €28.1 million; EPRA earnings per share up 0.1% to €4.25.
Net result stable at €26.4 million; net result per share at €3.99.
Fair value of investment properties at €834.3 million, stable excluding investments/divestments.
Debt ratio (EPRA LTV) at 44.8%; average cost of debt at 2.25%.
Outlook and guidance
Focus on integrating new acquisitions and optimizing operational management.
Expects to distribute a dividend at least in line with the previous year, barring major macroeconomic deterioration.
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