Shaftesbury Capital (SHC) H2 2024 earnings summary
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H2 2024 earnings summary
10 Feb, 2026Executive summary
Delivered strong 2024 results with increases in rents, property values, income, and dividends, supported by robust leasing activity, high footfall, and a clear strategy.
Achieved strong growth in earnings, dividends, portfolio valuation, and NTA year-over-year, with rental income and valuation growth driven by leasing momentum and customer sales.
Completed 473 leasing transactions, 9% ahead of December 2023 ERV, and maintained high occupancy with only 2.6% of ERV available to let.
Active capital rotation and disciplined financial management enhanced portfolio quality and liquidity.
Well-positioned to capitalize on market opportunities with a strong balance sheet and significant liquidity.
Financial highlights
Portfolio valuation increased 4.5% like-for-like to £5.0bn, driven by 7.7% ERV growth; EPRA NTA per share up 5.2% to 200.2p.
Underlying earnings increased 16.2% to £73.0m (4.0p/share); gross profit £167.1m; proposed total dividend for 2024 of 3.5p/share, up 11%.
Gross rents increased 5.7% like-for-like to £205m; annualised gross income up 8% like-for-like to £202.8m.
EPRA cost ratio reduced to 37% from over 50% at merger; finance costs £57.2m on average net debt of £1.5bn.
Net debt reduced to £1.4bn; EPRA loan-to-value at 27%; interest cover ratio 2.9x; weighted average cost of debt 3.7%.
Outlook and guidance
Confident in delivering medium-term growth targets: 5–7% rental/ERV growth and 8–10% total accounting return per annum.
2025 has started well with strong activity, high footfall, and limited vacancy; positive market fundamentals support sustained income and value growth.
Positioned to capitalize on market opportunities with significant liquidity and a strong balance sheet.
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