Pioneer Property Group (PPG) H2 2025 earnings summary
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H2 2025 earnings summary
27 Mar, 2026Executive summary
Contractual revenue rose 29% to MNOK 173.5 in 2025, driven by the Norlandia Holding acquisition and CPI-adjusted rents.
Total revenue reached MNOK 175.7, while pre-tax profit declined to MNOK 105.7 from MNOK 145.2 in 2024.
Net profit was MNOK 71.5, down from MNOK 118.1 in 2024; adjusted 2024 net profit was MNOK 32.2 excluding a one-time fair value adjustment.
Preference shareholders received NOK 10 per share in dividends, paid quarterly.
Investment property portfolio value increased by MNOK 69.6, mainly due to higher lease income in the hotel segment.
Financial highlights
Rental income increased to MNOK 173.5 (MNOK 134.4 in 2024); other income was MNOK 2.2.
EBIT was MNOK 195.0, down from MNOK 224.0 in 2024, mainly due to lower fair value revisions.
Net financial expenses rose to MNOK 89.1 (MNOK 78.7 in 2024) due to higher interest rates and write-downs.
Total assets were MNOK 3,321.6 (MNOK 3,526.2 in 2024); equity stood at MNOK 1,241.2.
Net cash from operating activities was MNOK 3.8 (MNOK 77.0 in 2024); cash at year-end was MNOK 75.1.
Outlook and guidance
Market conditions remain demanding due to rising interest rates, impacting net cash flow.
Positive CPI adjustments and higher market rent expectations are expected to drive rent increases in 2026.
The board anticipates increased minimum rent and revenue-based lease income from hotels in 2026.
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