Japan Hotel REIT (8985) investor relations material

Executive summary

• FY2025 saw significant financial growth, with strong increases in revenue, net income, and DPU, driven by acquisitions, internal growth, and robust tourism demand.

• Portfolio expanded to 51 properties, including the acquisition of HYATT REGENCY TOKYO and Hilton Fukuoka Sea Hawk, with major renovations and further CAPEX planned.

• Portfolio diversification increased, with a higher proportion of international brands and full-service hotels, especially in Tokyo.

• Strategic CAPEX and renovations enhanced competitiveness and revenue generation.

• Robust domestic and inbound tourism demand supported performance, despite temporary declines from specific regions.

Financial highlights

• FY2025 operating revenue rose 11.9% year-over-year to JPY50,979MM, with NOI up 18.7% to JPY45,778MM.

• Net income for FY2025 was JPY27,145MM, up 48.6% year-over-year; forecasted to rise to JPY27,911MM in FY2026.

• DPU increased 28.5% to JPY5,061 in FY2025 and is forecasted at JPY5,177 for FY2026.

• Asset size expanded to JPY641.4Bn (acquisition price) and JPY859.6Bn (appraisal value) as of March 2026.

• Cash flows from operating activities were JPY33,753MM; cash and cash equivalents at year-end were JPY41,981MM.

Outlook and guidance

• FY2026 DPU is expected to grow by 6.1%, with continued internal growth and accretive impact from the HYATT REGENCY TOKYO acquisition.

• FY2026 full-year forecast: operating revenue JPY50,979MM (+11.9%), net income JPY27,911MM (+2.8%), DPU JPY5,177.

• Strategic CAPEX of JPY12,907MM planned for FY2026, including major renovations.

• RevPAR is forecasted to grow 5.4% year-over-year in 2026, with strong inbound demand offsetting a decline in Chinese visitors.

• Continued focus on capturing robust domestic and inbound demand, with risk monitoring for economic and geopolitical factors.