Nomura Real Estate Master Fund (3462) Q4 2024 earnings summary
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Q4 2024 earnings summary
19 Oct, 2026Executive summary
17th fiscal period revenue was ¥39,375 million and net income ¥12,958 million; portfolio occupancy was 98.9% across 291 properties at period-end.
DPU was ¥3,414, including ¥524 per unit in excess of net income; asset replacement shifted the portfolio toward hotels and away from offices.
Financial highlights
Operating revenue fell 9.8% YoY to ¥39,375 million; operating profit declined 19.9% to ¥15,172 million, and ordinary income and net income fell 22.5% and 22.6%, respectively, to ¥12,958 million.
Property-sale gains were ¥542 million versus ¥4,706 million in the prior period; rental revenue was ¥35,631 million versus ¥35,801 million.
Net income per unit was ¥2,748, down from ¥3,551; total assets were ¥1,187,285 million and net assets ¥611,611 million at period-end.
Operating cash flow was ¥22,414 million, investing cash outflow ¥12,267 million and financing cash outflow ¥16,082 million; ending cash and equivalents were ¥45,099 million.
Outlook and guidance
18th-period forecast: revenue ¥40,541 million, operating profit ¥15,513 million, net income ¥13,272 million and DPU ¥3,302.
19th-period forecast: revenue ¥39,850 million, operating profit ¥15,361 million, net income ¥13,042 million and DPU ¥3,378; forecasts include planned split distributions of sale gains.
18th-period revenue forecast includes ¥622 million in property-sale gains; forecasts assume no further portfolio changes through the 19th period beyond specified acquisitions and disposals.
Strategy targets external growth through acquisition pipelines and internal growth through property management and brand strengthening; forecasts remain subject to market, tenant, repair and portfolio changes.
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