ARGO Properties (ARGO) Q1 2025 earnings summary
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Q1 2025 earnings summary
30 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Q1 2025 net income rose to €14.212m from €4.020m, driven mainly by €13.521m in investment-property fair-value gains, alongside higher rental and apartment-sale profits.
Rental income increased 14% YoY to €6.728m; same-property rent growth was 8.0% annualized and new-lease rents rose 7.9% YoY.
Condo-sale strategy identified 4,056 units for sale, with estimated embedded gross profit potential of €354.8m; acquisitions support rental portfolio growth.
Financial highlights
Rental income was €6.728m vs. €5.926m YoY; apartment-sale revenue was €3.521m vs. €0.732m, with gross profit of €0.789m vs. €0.283m.
Operating profit before fair-value changes rose 41% to €4.629m from €3.292m; reported operating profit was €18.150m vs. €8.067m.
Investment-property fair-value gains were €13.521m vs. €4.775m YoY; net income was €14.212m vs. €4.020m and basic EPS was €0.69 vs. €0.22.
Operating cash flow was €6.599m vs. €4.099m; investing cash outflow was €72.889m, primarily reflecting property investment.
Q1 acquisitions completed totaled €22.1m; a further €36.5m of acquisitions were contracted or under exclusivity at quarter-end.
Outlook and guidance
Management cites annual organic rent growth potential of 8%–10% and annual return on equity of 16%–20%.
Estimated annual free cash flow was €32.3m: €16.5m from recurring enhancement/refinancing, €12m from apartment sales and €10.8m FFO, less €7m annual capex.
Sale proceeds are intended to fund lower-rent acquisitions; proceeds from 100 apartment sales could support equity for 200 new units at 50% LTV.
Management expects continued medium- to long-term rental growth and residential value appreciation, citing urban demand and constrained housing supply; projections remain subject to market conditions.
Latest events from ARGO Properties
- Strong rental growth was offset by tax and valuation charges, driving a €12.946m Q1 net loss.ARGO
Q1 2023 - Strong rent growth met higher yields, fair-value losses and a small Q2 net loss.ARGO
Q2 2023 - 9.9% rent growth was offset by valuation losses that drove a Q3 net loss.ARGO
Q3 2023 - Rental growth and refinancing underpin expansion despite valuation-driven losses.ARGO
Q4 2023 - Rental growth, refinancing and R2C sales support the goal of doubling units by 2030.ARGO
Q1 2024 - Q2 rental revenue grew 17% as R2C sales and refinancing support expansion.ARGO
Q2 2024 - Rent growth and refinancing support a €265m R2C profit pipeline.ARGO
Q3 2024 - Rental growth restored Q4 profitability, with €363m in estimated apartment-sale upside.ARGO
Q4 2024 - Rental growth and revaluations lifted Q2 earnings; acquisitions expanded the portfolio.ARGO
Q2 2026