Bleecker (BLEE) Q3 25/26 TU earnings summary
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Q3 25/26 TU earnings summary
5 Aug, 2026Executive summary
Consolidated rental income for Q3 2025/2026 reached €7,347K, up from €6,853K in Q3 2024/2025, driven by acquisitions and new leases.
Year-to-date rental income totals €19,764K, a 4.12% increase year-over-year.
Financial highlights
Q3 rental income increased by 7.21% year-over-year.
Q1 rental income rose 8.92% year-over-year, while Q2 saw a 4.73% decrease.
Paris assets contributed 96.05% of Q3 rental income, with the remainder from Ile de France.
Outlook and guidance
Investment policy is adapting to macroeconomic and international conditions, focusing on Parisian offices and recent activity parks in Ile de France.
The group remains attentive to high-quality, strategically located assets with value creation potential.
Continues to pursue asset repositioning and environmental certification initiatives.
Latest events from Bleecker
- Q3 rental income dropped 16.83% year-over-year, but Paris assets drove a 14.51% rise at constant scope.BLEE
Q3 24/25 TU - Rental income grew 8.92% in Q1, driven by Paris assets and recent acquisitions.BLEE
Q1 25/26 TU - Revenue up 2.5% to €12.44M, net loss narrows, and major dividend distributed.BLEE
H1 25/26 - Net loss narrowed and operational income improved, driven by asset acquisitions and cost control.BLEE
H2 24/25 - Q3 rental income up 14.16% year-over-year, boosted by Paris assets and strategic sales.BLEE
Q3 23/24 TU - Rental income dropped 16.3% to €6.31M, with the portfolio now focused on Paris.BLEE
Q1 24/25 TU - Net loss widened on asset sales, with strategy shifting to Parisian assets and debt consolidation.BLEE
H2 23/24 - Net loss narrowed to €2.6m as operational income improved and focus shifted to Paris assets.BLEE
H1 24/25