Deutsche Konsum REIT (DKG) Q2 2026 earnings summary
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Q2 2026 earnings summary
13 May, 2026Executive summary
Rental income declined 7.2% year-over-year to €32.9 million, mainly due to asset sales.
FFO rose 64% to €13.2 million, with FFO per share stable at €0.20.
Net income increased to €6.5 million from €1.0 million year-over-year; EPS (diluted) up to €0.10.
Major restructuring included a debt-to-equity swap, reducing financial liabilities by €119 million and increasing equity by the same amount.
Issued 59.6 million new shares, with VBL becoming the largest shareholder at 60.53%.
Financial highlights
Rental income: €32.9 million (down from €35.4 million); FFO: €13.2 million (up from €8.0 million).
Net rental income rose 32.6% to €23.8 million, driven by lower operating expenses.
EBIT increased 19.6% to €16.5 million; net income surged to €6.5 million from €1.0 million.
EPRA NTA per share (fully diluted): €4.04 (down from €6.17 at 31 Dec 2025).
Total financial debt reduced to €339.5 million (from €471.1 million at 30 Sep 2025).
Outlook and guidance
Rental income for FY 2025/2026 expected to decline to €58–63 million due to ongoing disposals.
FFO expected to increase, but timing and pricing of property sales introduce uncertainty.
Restructuring plan remains on track, with continued asset sales planned to further reduce debt.
Management remains optimistic despite ongoing challenges in executing asset sales due to market conditions.
84% of rents are CPI-linked, supporting cash flows in inflationary conditions.
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