NewRiver Reit (NRR) H2 2026 earnings summary
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H2 2026 earnings summary
2 Jun, 2026Executive summary
Strategy focused on essential, high-frequency retail destinations and disciplined capital allocation is translating into measurable operational and financial progress.
FY 2026 marked the first full year of benefit from the Capital & Regional (C&R) acquisition, with integration completed and GBP 6.2 million of synergies delivered.
Portfolio repositioned with 75% exposure to London retail, UK major cities, and retail parks, targeting areas of strongest rental and capital growth.
Strong leasing demand, high occupancy, and positive leasing spreads underpin income durability and growth.
Disciplined capital allocation, including GBP 36 million share buyback and GBP 110 million disposals at book value, supported growth and reduced leverage.
Financial highlights
Underlying funds from operations (UFFO) increased to GBP 37.2 million, up from GBP 30.5 million year-over-year.
Dividend per share grew to GBP 0.067 (6.7p), a 3% increase, with a yield of almost 9%.
Total accounting return reached 9.4%, with dividend per share up 3% year-over-year.
GBP 110 million of asset disposals at book value and GBP 36 million share buyback completed.
Leasing versus previous passing rent up 37.3% year-over-year.
Outlook and guidance
Targeting annualized dividend per share growth over the next three years, supported by rental growth.
Aims for total accounting return of 9%-11% per annum through FY 2029.
Flexible dividend policy allows smoothing through periods of higher finance costs as debt is refinanced.
Medium-term loan-to-value (LTV) guidance set at 40% and below, with flexibility to temporarily increase for capital allocation opportunities.
Confident in continued growth in capital partnerships and fee income.
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