Growthpoint Properties (GRT) Q1 2026 TU earnings summary
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Q1 2026 TU earnings summary
27 Nov, 2025Executive summary
Focused on improving South African portfolio quality via targeted disposals and investments, with a R3.5bn asset disposal target for FY26 and R1.3bn in core portfolio investments, excluding GIP.
International strategy centers on optimizing core investments, especially in Australia, and unlocking value in Globalworth Real Estate.
V&A Waterfront and GIP expected to deliver significant growth, with strong development pipelines and new sector entries.
Financial highlights
Sold and transferred eight non-core assets for R391.6m in Q1, with further disposals expected to reach R3.6bn for FY26, surpassing the R3.5bn target.
Development and capital expenditure for the SA portfolio totaled R249.2m in Q1, with major projects in Cape Town, Durban, East London, and Johannesburg.
Retail trading density rose 5.0% year-over-year to R37,020/m², with footfalls up 3.0% and rent-to-turnover ratio at 7.7%.
V&A Waterfront EBIT grew 5% year-over-year, with like-for-like EBIT up 16% and strong retail and hotel performance.
Outlook and guidance
Distributable income per share (DIPS) for FY26 expected to grow 3.0%–5.0%, and dividend per share (DPS) by 6.0%–8%, with a payout ratio of 87.5%.
Guidance remains unchanged despite interest rate and currency uncertainty.
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 growth, major redevelopments, and sustainability drive V&A Waterfront's outlook.GRT
CMD 2025 Presentation27 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