Adler Group (ADJ) Q2 2024 earnings summary
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Q2 2024 earnings summary
23 Jan, 2026Executive summary
Comprehensive recapitalisation plan advanced, including a €2.3bn debt-to-equity conversion, extension of debt maturities, and new voting structure, with over 90% bondholder and AGM support; completion expected by September 2024.
Strong operational performance in H1 2024, with 4.6% like-for-like rental growth and low 1.8% vacancy.
Net rental income for H1 2024 was €103.4m, down from €107.7m year-over-year, mainly due to asset disposals.
Net loss for H1 2024 was €-507.4m, mainly from negative revaluations and high finance costs.
Disposals and development project sales, including Leipzig FourLiving, generated €26m net proceeds and supported a €334m cash position as of June 2024.
Financial highlights
Adjusted rental EBITDA reached €60m and adjusted total EBITDA €42m in H1 2024.
FFO 1 from rental activity was negative at €-54m, impacted by higher interest expenses.
Weighted average cost of debt was 6.4% with a weighted average maturity of 2.3 years.
Cash position at end of June 2024 was €334m, excluding BCP cash.
Net asset value per share fell to €0.12 NTA and €1.04 NRV.
Outlook and guidance
Net rental income guidance for 2024 confirmed at €200–210m.
Management expects stabilization in asset valuations and continued positive rental business development in H2 2024.
Audit of 2022 and 2023 financial statements on track for publication by end of September 2024.
No FFO 1 guidance provided due to focus on liquidity and deleveraging.
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