Hoshino Resorts REIT (3287) Q2 2026 earnings summary
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Q2 2026 earnings summary
19 Oct, 2026Executive summary
26th-period revenue was ¥9,344 million and profit was ¥3,997 million; DPU reached ¥6,832, 5.1% above forecast.
Stronger-than-forecast operations at real-time-linked properties, especially roadside hotels and the b hotels, and the AQUAIGNIS / Yunoyama Sosuikyo acquisition supported results.
Pre-COVID distribution levels were achieved one period earlier than expected; the medium-term DPU ambition is ¥8,000.
Financial highlights
Operating revenue rose 7.5% to ¥9,344 million; operating profit was ¥4,855 million, ordinary profit ¥3,998 million and profit ¥3,997 million.
Revenue exceeded forecast by ¥181 million; operating expenses were ¥4,488 million, ¥3 million below forecast.
Rental NOI was ¥7,852 million, ¥148 million above forecast; rental NOI yield was 6.7%, versus 6.6% forecast.
DPU was ¥6,832 versus the ¥6,500 forecast, a ¥332 beat; increased operating revenue added ¥309 per unit to the forecast variance.
Operating cash flow was ¥5,079 million, investing cash flow -¥8,250 million and financing cash flow ¥2,425 million; ending cash was ¥13,239 million.
Outlook and guidance
Forecast DPU is ¥6,700 for the period ending October 2026 and ¥6,850 for the period ending April 2027, up ¥150, or 2.2%, sequentially.
New master leases for three Comfort Hotels are expected to add ¥205 per unit in the 27th period and ¥130 in the 28th; normalized annual impact is estimated at ¥420 per unit.
The ¥7,000 DPU target is delayed one year to the 31st period; the medium-term target is ¥8,000, supported by recovery efforts and growth initiatives.
Guidance factors in expected rate increases and higher fixed-asset retirement, disposal and repair expenses.
Forecasts assume partial reversal of the tax-purpose reserve; actual results and distributions may differ, and distributions are not guaranteed.
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