Adler Group (ADJ) Q2 2026 earnings summary
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Q2 2026 earnings summary
27 Aug, 2026Executive summary
Asset disposals in Q2 and H1 2026, including Berlin condominiums, development projects, and non-core assets, enabled significant debt repayments and portfolio optimization.
The Berlin-anchored yielding portfolio maintained strong operational performance with low vacancy, rental growth, and ongoing cost-cutting and digitalization initiatives.
Portfolio gross asset value (GAV) stable at EUR 3.5 billion as of June 2026, with positive revaluation effects and selective disposals.
Financial highlights
Net rental income for H1 2026 was EUR 63.1 million, down year-over-year due to disposals, but partly offset by rent increases.
Adjusted EBITDA from rental activities for H1 2026 was EUR 37.2 million; total adjusted EBITDA was EUR 28.8 million.
FFO 1 for H1 2026 was negative EUR 39.8 million; FFO 2 was negative EUR 98.5 million.
Group equity stands at EUR 0.7 billion; cash position at EUR 155 million at quarter-end.
GAV of yielding portfolio stable at EUR 3.5 billion; total GAV at EUR 3.9 billion.
Outlook and guidance
Full-year 2026 net rental income guidance confirmed at EUR 124–129 million.
Like-for-like rental growth expected above 3.5% for 2026, supported by Mietspiegel uplift and ongoing rent increases.
Continued focus on liquidity management, deleveraging, and evaluation of Berlin portfolio options with advisor Evercore.
No FFO 1 guidance provided due to ongoing restructuring and liquidity focus.
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