Globalworth Real Estate Investments (GWI) H1 2026 earnings summary
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H1 2026 earnings summary
22 Sep, 2026Executive summary
Portfolio focused on office real estate in Poland and Romania, valued at €2.6bn with 56 standing properties as of June 2026.
Revenue rose 3.6% year-over-year to €119.9m, with NOI up 2.1% to €68.4m and adjusted normalised EBITDA up 2.1% to €58.5m.
IFRS profit increased to €20.2m (7 cents/share), up from €8.0m (3 cents/share) in H1 2025, aided by a €7.7m revaluation gain.
Portfolio occupancy increased to 86.6%, with 106.1k sqm leased or extended and strong leasing activity.
Emphasis on ESG, with 99% of the portfolio green certified and all Romanian offices WELL Health-Safety rated.
Financial highlights
Consolidated revenue for H1 2026 was €119.9m (+3.6% YoY); NOI: €68.4m (+2.1% YoY); adjusted normalised EBITDA: €58.5m (+2.1% YoY).
IFRS EPS: 7 cents (up from 3 cents); EPRA EPS: 8 cents (up from 6 cents).
EPRA NRV per share at €5.52, up 1.7% from December 2025, but down from €5.62 due to scrip dividend dilution.
Cash and cash equivalents: €273.4m; total debt: €1.22bn; average cost of debt: 4.68%.
Dividend of €0.05/share paid in April 2026, with a further €0.07/share declared for H1 2026, mostly via scrip.
Outlook and guidance
Continued focus on operational excellence, sustainable growth, and maintaining high occupancy.
CEE real estate market expected to consolidate and grow steadily, with resilient demand and stabilising yields.
Ongoing development of Green Court D in Bucharest, 61.8% pre-leased and delivery expected in 2027.
Committed to further reducing GHG emissions and enhancing building energy efficiency.
Office market fundamentals in Poland and Romania remain stronger than Western Europe, with supply constraints supporting rents.
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