Japan Prime Realty Investment (8955) Q2 2025 earnings summary
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Q2 2025 earnings summary
19 Oct, 2026Executive summary
47th fiscal period revenue was ¥20,803m, up 6.2% YoY; operating income rose 15.8% to ¥11,253m and net income rose 17.5% to ¥10,329m.
DPU reached a second consecutive record of ¥8,030 per pre-split unit, supported by rent growth, occupancy recovery and asset replacement.
Period-end occupancy was 98.8%; results included a ¥2,879m gain on sale of JPR Ueno East Bldg.
Financial highlights
Operating revenue was ¥20,803m, including ¥17,924m in real estate rent revenue and a ¥2,879m gain on sale; operating income was ¥11,253m, while ordinary and net income were each ¥10,329m.
Rental business profit was ¥9,417m versus ¥9,408m in the prior period; rents and common charges rose ¥281m to ¥14,657m.
Cash distributions totaled ¥7,916m, or ¥8,030 per pre-split unit; ¥2,416m was reserved for replacement-property tax treatment.
Cash from operations was ¥14,611m, investing outflow ¥25,888m and financing outflow ¥4,912m; period-end cash was ¥33,793m.
Outlook and guidance
48th-period forecasts: revenue ¥18,402m, operating income ¥8,614m, net income ¥7,541m and post-split DPU ¥2,035; 49th-period DPU forecast is ¥2,050.
49th-period revenue is forecast at ¥18,375m and operating income at ¥8,686m; June 2026 net income is forecast at ¥7,591m.
Annual growth targets increased to 3% for DPU and 2.4% for EPU; rent-growth targets are 1.8% for the portfolio and 2.0% for offices.
Forecast assumptions include no acquisitions or sales, refinancing of maturing debt and distributions partly supported by reserve reversals; actual results and payouts may vary.
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