Globalworth posts steady 2025 results as refurbished assets and new development bolster CEE office portfolio

Globalworth Real Estate Investments ( (GB:GWI) ) just unveiled an update.

Globalworth reported a broadly steady 2025 performance, with its portfolio open market value edging up 0.8% to €2.6 billion and shareholders’ equity slipping just 0.4% to €1.5 billion, despite modest declines in revenue and net operating income. Cash balances rose 23% to €410.6 million, while EPRA NRV per share fell 4.5% to €5.62, reflecting a challenging but manageable environment for CEE office assets.

Operationally, the group expanded its standing gross lettable area to 1.06 million sqm by reintroducing the fully refurbished Renoma mixed-use asset in Wroclaw, and launched construction of Green Court D in Bucharest, its first post-pandemic office development. Leasing remained resilient, with 141,000 sqm of space signed or renewed and annualised contracted rent up 1.0% to €189.5 million, though headline occupancy dipped to 85.4%, largely due to Renoma’s return from redevelopment and minor like-for-like weakness in Romania during upgrade works.

Management highlighted continued investment in portfolio upgrades, ESG improvements and cost discipline as key pillars underpinning its position as a leading CEE office landlord. With EU growth expected to improve and Poland forecast to outperform the region in 2026, Globalworth sees itself well placed to benefit from rising demand for high-quality, sustainable office space amid constrained new supply and a gradual shift toward more in-office workdays.

More about Globalworth Real Estate Investments

Globalworth Real Estate Investments is a listed real estate company focused on Central and Eastern Europe, primarily investing in Class A office and industrial properties in prime urban locations. Quoted on the AIM segment of the London Stock Exchange, it holds market-leading positions in Poland and Romania, managing a €2.6 billion portfolio of largely income-producing assets leased to over 650 corporate tenants. The group operates across Cyprus, Guernsey, Poland and Romania, with a standing portfolio of about 1.1 million sqm concentrated in major cities such as Warsaw, Wroclaw, Bucharest and other key regional hubs.

The company’s strategy centres on acquiring, developing and directly managing high-quality, ESG-focused buildings that attract international and domestic blue-chip occupiers. With around 98% of its assets generating income, Globalworth positions itself as a resilient, long-term landlord in a CEE office market increasingly driven by flight-to-quality, hybrid work dynamics and constrained new supply.

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