NTT DC REIT FY25/26 profit swings to US$ 3.13 million; revenue rises 2.5% to US$ 164.82 million

  • NTT DC REIT posted FY25/26 gross revenue of US$ 164.82 million, up 2.5% versus IPO forecast, while distributable income to unitholders rose 2.5% to US$ 57.52 million.
  • Distribution per unit increased 2.6% to 5.56 US cents, lifting annualised distribution yield to 8.46% from 7.59%.
  • Profit attributable to unitholders totaled US$ 3.13 million, with earnings per unit at 0.30 US cents.
  • Net asset value per unit was US$ 1.14 at March 31, with aggregate leverage at 29.17%.
  • Manager flagged a positive outlook, citing structural demand for data center capacity across US, Austria, and Singapore, while noting geopolitical uncertainty and capital-market risks.


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