Industrial & Infrastructure Fund Investment (3249) Q2 2027 earnings summary
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Q2 2027 earnings summary
21 Sep, 2026Executive summary
Achieved steady asset replacement, gain on sales, and internal growth, enhancing inflation resistance and portfolio resilience.
DPU maintained at the 4,000 yen level, with an upward revision of the DPU target to 4,200 yen, over 10% higher than previous guidance.
Operating revenue for the six months ended July 31, 2026 was ¥23,440,744 thousand, down from ¥24,023,005 thousand in the previous period.
Net income for the period was ¥9,942,036 thousand, a decrease from ¥10,965,892 thousand for the prior six months.
Portfolio occupancy remained high at 98.9% with 314 tenants as of July 31, 2026.
Financial highlights
July 2026 (38th FP) DPU: 4,094 yen (includes 851 yen gain on sales); January 2027 (39th FP) forecast DPU: 4,000 yen (includes 881 yen gain on sales); July 2027 (40th FP) forecast DPU: 4,015 yen (includes 825 yen gain on sales).
NAV per unit grew at a CAGR of approx. 2.3% over five years, reaching 145,920 yen; DPU CAGR approx. 5.3%.
Cash and bank deposits increased to ¥22,264,525 thousand as of July 31, 2026, up from ¥19,891,427 thousand as of January 31, 2026.
Total assets rose to ¥569,954,424 thousand from ¥566,194,582 thousand over the six-month period.
NOI for the portfolio projected to grow 4.4% year-over-year, with same-store NOI growth at 3.6%.
Outlook and guidance
DPU target raised to 4,200 yen from the 40th FP onward, with a target DPU CAGR (excluding gains on sales) of 3%+.
Policy rate assumption revised to 1.75% (three hikes), with internal growth and asset recycling expected to offset higher interest costs.
Portfolio occupancy is expected to remain robust, supported by stable tenant demand and high occupancy ratios across logistics and industrial assets.
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