Genova lifts annual FFO per share growth target to at least 25% over business cycle
Reuters2026/08/13 16:01- Genova Property Group’s board set new financial growth targets with a sharper focus on cash flow generation and profitable expansion.
- Raised the goal for average annual growth in management profit per share to at least 25% over a business cycle.
- Cut the target for average annual growth in long-term net asset value per share to at least 15%, including any value transfers.
- Kept risk limits unchanged for equity ratio, loan-to-value, interest coverage, plus other financial policy parameters.
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