Growthpoint Properties (GRT) CMD 2025 Presentation summary
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CMD 2025 Presentation summary
27 Nov, 2025Business and development highlights
Achieved 25 million annual visits, supporting 83,000 total jobs and contributing R45.9bn to GDP since 2002, with 60% of small businesses owned by women.
Revenue grew 16.1% year-on-year, with net property income up 10.4% and like-for-like NPI up 12.7% from FY24.
Negligible vacancy rates at 0.3%, and fair value property gain of R1.2bn.
Development pipeline funded by third-party debt, with total debt at R5.25bn and undrawn facilities of R1.5bn.
Retail, office, and hospitality performance
Retail vacancies remain low at 0.3%, with a 98% renewal success rate and above-inflation escalations.
Retail sales exceeded R10bn in 2024, up 7.1% year-on-year, with trading density double that of competitors.
Office demand is strong, with a 93% renewal success rate and average gross rental CAGR of 6.4% since 2015.
Hotels and leisure saw 19% YoY RevPar growth and 18% ADR growth, with occupancy at 66%.
Major developments and future plans
Table Bay Hotel is being redeveloped and rebranded as InterContinental, reopening in phases from December 2025.
Lux Mall luxury node to open December 2025; Quay 7 luxury hotel and 5 Dock Road residential projects progressing.
Granger Bay master plan aims to add 15,000 on-site jobs, 49,400 total jobs, and housing for 6,000 people, with phased development through 2040.
Latest events from Growthpoint Properties
- DIPS up 2.3%, DPS up 8.5%, portfolio strengthened by Auria acquisition and asset rebalancing.GRT
H1 202613 Mar 2026 - Distributable income and dividends increased, with improved LTV and strong SA performance.GRT
H1 20253 Feb 2026 - Distributable income and dividends grew, LTV improved, and domestic portfolio entered growth phase.GRT
H2 20253 Feb 2026 - Rising funding costs and lower distributable income per share amid improving vacancies.GRT
Q3 2024 TU3 Feb 2026 - Distributable income fell 10% as high interest costs weighed on strong operations.GRT
H2 202420 Jan 2026 - Coastal regions and V&A Waterfront lead growth, but FY25 DIPS to decline 2–5%.GRT
Q1 2025 TU12 Jan 2026 - Strong operational performance and positive FY26 outlook driven by disposals, investments, and ESG focus.GRT
Q1 2026 TU27 Nov 2025 - Guidance and DIPS growth raised to 2%-3% for FY25, led by strong SA and V&A results.GRT
Q3 2025 TU12 Nov 2025