NewRiver Reit (NRR) H2 2024 earnings summary
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H2 2024 earnings summary
3 Feb, 2026Executive summary
Achieved strongest operational and financial position in five years, with record 98% occupancy and 94% retention rate, driven by portfolio repositioning and asset management focus.
Portfolio repositioning is nearly complete, with 93% now classified as core assets, supporting future growth and capital deployment.
Capital partnerships and scalable operating platform provide significant growth optionality and enhanced income streams.
Balance sheet strength supports growth options, including capital deployment and expansion of capital partnership strategy.
Delivered strong leasing performance, highest ever occupancy, and significant outperformance in consumer spending growth versus the market.
Financial highlights
Underlying Funds From Operations (UFFO) of £24.4m, down from £25.8m in FY23; UFFO per share at 7.8p.
Dividend per share of 6.6p, 118% covered.
Net tangible assets/EPRA NTA per share at 115p, with a 6p reduction mostly in H1.
LTV improved to 30.8% from 33.9%; cash at year-end £133m, rising to £233m including undrawn RCF.
Net property income decreased by £4.9m, mainly due to disposals.
Outlook and guidance
Confident in delivering future earnings growth, supported by strong balance sheet and operational metrics.
Positioned for growth with improving retail market conditions and rising consumer confidence.
LTV guidance remains at or below 40%, with current headroom for capital allocation.
Focus on investing in the existing portfolio, capital recycling, and expanding capital partnerships to drive NAV and UFFO growth.
Evaluating compelling investment opportunities and seeking new capital partners for retail parks.
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