HBR Realty Empreendimentos Imobiliários (HBRE3) Q4 2025 earnings summary
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Q4 2025 earnings summary
27 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Record Q4 net revenue excluding asset sales was R$61.5 million, up 51.2% YoY; adjusted EBITDA rose 35.5% to R$26.5 million, with a 43.1% margin.
Asset sales totaled R$449 million in 2025, supporting capital structure optimization and the next development cycle.
ComVem achieved 86.9% occupancy and 44.1% NOI growth; the W Hotel ramp-up supported 51.4% NOI growth in Opportunities.
G&A/net revenue reached a record-low 20.7% in Q4, reflecting continued cost discipline.
Financial highlights
Q4 gross revenue excluding sales was R$69.0 million (+52.3% YoY) and net revenue excluding sales was R$61.5 million (+51.2%); managerial net revenue including asset sales was R$258.9 million (+536.7%).
Adjusted EBITDA was R$26.5 million (+35.5%), with a 43.1% margin excluding asset sales.
Q4 managerial NOI excluding asset sales was R$38.4 million (+20.4%); NOI including asset sales was R$84.1 million (+163.4%).
G&A expenses fell 4.9% in 2025; the Q4 G&A/net revenue ratio was 20.7%, a record low.
Q4 net income was R$22.8 million (+36.5%, IFRS basis); full-year net income was R$27.5 million, down from R$47.7 million in 2024.
Outlook and guidance
Six projects are under development, with deliveries scheduled through 2029 and beyond; new-project CAPEX is estimated at R$795 million through 2031, including R$670 million attributable to the company.
2026 growth is expected from ComVem, W and 3A; priorities include operational improvements and balancing W’s revenue and expenses.
ComVem portfolio monetization via an urban income fund is planned, with four negotiations underway and progress targeted in 2H26.
Faria Lima is expected to return to a structured sale process in 2026; rent under the WeWork agreement is expected to be reflected from Q1 2026.
Focus remains on deleveraging, selective monetization of mature assets and reinvestment in higher-return projects; dividend distribution of R$120 million was approved.
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