HBR Realty Empreendimentos Imobiliários (HBRE3) Q4 2023 earnings summary
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Q4 2023 earnings summary
28 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Q4 net revenue was BRL 36.5 million, NOI BRL 30 million (+3% YoY), and net income BRL 151 million, boosted by property revaluations.
Operating platforms grew through higher sales, rents and occupancy; ongoing construction and scheduled deliveries are expected to expand the asset base.
Management was optimistic for 2024, citing project deliveries and potential asset sales to support deleveraging and future development.
Financial highlights
FY managerial net revenue reached BRL 144 million, up 5.7% YoY; ComVem grew 20%, 3A 3.4% to BRL 21 million, and malls 5.6% to BRL 63 million.
FY managerial NOI was BRL 118 million, up 7%; ComVem NOI rose 14.2% to BRL 13.6 million, 3A grew 6%, and malls posted double-digit growth.
FY EBITDA was BRL 67 million, practically stable YoY; Q4 EBITDA was BRL 20 million, lower YoY due to higher SG&A and rent discounts.
FFO was negative BRL 35 million, worsening YoY as CapEx reduced cash and project loans increased financial expenses.
Outlook and guidance
2024 ABL deliveries are forecast at nearly 23,000 sq m, including Chácara Klabin, ComVem sites and the W Hotel/João Moura project in the second half.
The Klabin project, nearly 8,000 sq m, was expected to open in April–May 2024 and was already nearly fully leased.
Further projects are scheduled for 2025–26, including developments with Cyrela and a ComVem on Paulista Avenue.
Management expects revenue and operating results to strengthen as assets are delivered and occupied, and expects 2024 asset recycling to depend on market conditions and transaction values.
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