Patrimoine et Commerce (PAT) Q3 2026 TU earnings summary
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Q3 2026 TU earnings summary
8 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Gross rental income reached €45.4m in 9M 2026, up 5.0% YoY, while like-for-like income remained stable.
Portfolio totals more than 560,000 sqm, primarily retail parks near mid-sized towns in France.
Financial highlights
Gross rental income was €45.4m vs €43.3m in 9M 2025, a €2.2m increase.
At constant perimeter, gross rental income was €42.3m vs €42.5m, down 0.4%.
Portfolio movements and a €2.4m increase from the full-consolidation scope change drove the reported increase.
Like-for-like rental income was stable; contractual lease indexation was near zero and temporary tenant movements were negligible.
Outlook and guidance
Management cited ongoing portfolio enhancement and rigorous asset management as drivers of business momentum and sustainable value creation.
The strategy is to strengthen the position in France’s low-cost retail park sector; identified deal flow is expected to support growth in development and operating assets.
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