Deutsche Konsum REIT (DKG) Q3 2026 earnings summary
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Q3 2026 earnings summary
8 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Daniel Löhken, appointed CEO on 1 July 2026, prioritized restructuring execution, balance-sheet strengthening, improved financing and active portfolio management.
Restructuring included a mixed cash and non-cash capital increase, raising share capital to 109.9 million shares, and a EUR 119 million debt-to-equity swap.
Property sales since restructuring began totaled EUR 78 million, with further disposals planned.
Portfolio revaluation resulted in a EUR 41.6 million loss, reflecting a 5.7% decrease.
Financial highlights
9M rental income was EUR 47.99 million, down 8.9% year-over-year, primarily due to property disposals; net rental income declined 2.1% to EUR 29.18 million.
FFO rose 46.2% to EUR 14.46 million and aFFO more than doubled to EUR 13.03 million, driven by lower interest costs; FFO per share fell 24% to EUR 0.18 after the capital increase.
Net loss improved to EUR 25.68 million from EUR 32.61 million; undiluted EPS improved to EUR -0.32 from EUR -0.78.
Interest expense fell EUR 8 million to EUR 10.7 million.
Outlook and guidance
Planned property disposals remain central to restructuring, with sales of up to EUR 220 million targeted over the next 15 months; management expects to complete required sales and remain on track with the plan.
Full-year rental income is expected to decline to EUR 58–63 million due to disposals.
FFO is forecast to increase moderately, subject to the timing and economics of property sales.
Vacancy may rise slightly, while WALT is expected to remain stable.
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