KDX Realty Investment (8972) H2 2025 earnings summary
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H2 2025 earnings summary
8 Sep, 2026Executive summary
Targeting 3% or more annual DPU growth, with a focus on balance sheet management, LTV control, and asset reshuffling.
Operating revenues for the six months ended April 30, 2025, were ¥38,847 million, down 1.4% period-on-period, with net income at ¥16,854 million, down 0.9% from the previous period.
Disposed of 17 properties for 33.1 bn yen and acquired 4 properties for 19.4 bn yen in the period, emphasizing portfolio quality improvement.
Portfolio occupancy remained high at 98.9% at period end.
Achieved strong rent growth across the portfolio, especially in hotels, and conducted a second unit buyback to enhance DPU and capital efficiency.
Financial highlights
Operating revenue for Apr. 2025 was 38,847 mn yen, down 558 mn yen from Oct. 2024 due to property dispositions.
Rental revenue increased to 33,333 mn yen, up 332 mn yen from Oct. 2024, driven by internal growth.
Net income for Apr. 2025 was 16,854 mn yen, a decrease of 153 mn yen compared to Oct. 2024.
DPU rose to 4,045 yen in Apr. 2025, up 15 yen from Oct. 2024, with EPU at 4,153 yen and a payout ratio of 96.9%.
NAV per unit increased by 1,000 yen to 185,000 yen as of Apr. 2025.
Outlook and guidance
Forecast DPU for Oct. 2025 and Apr. 2026 is 4,105 yen and 4,166 yen, respectively, with internal growth expected to offset revenue declines from further dispositions.
EPU is expected to temporarily decline in Apr. 2026 but aims to recover through property acquisitions or additional unit buybacks.
Forecasts assume no major changes in the property portfolio except for scheduled dispositions.
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