Hamborner REIT publishes investor presentation highlighting portfolio shift toward FMCG and DIY retail assets
Reuters2026/08/07 11:40- Hamborner Reit outlined a strategic pivot toward higher-yield local-supply retail, targeting an 80%-90% retail weighting over the medium term.
- Office exposure is set to fall to 10%-20%, supported by gradual asset rotation under a buy-hold-sell approach.
- Key data as of June 30, 2026: 63 properties valued at EUR 1.32 billion; occupancy 95.9%; EPRA vacancy 4.1%; WALT 5 years.
- H1 2026 rental income EUR 45.1 million; FFO EUR 23.8 million; period result EUR -13.7 million; NAV per share EUR 8.72.
- First office disposal in Neu-Isenburg agreed at EUR 13.5 million versus EUR 14.2 million fair value, with reinvestment planned in FMCG and DIY retail.
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