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Mori Hills Reit Investment Corporation ( (JP:3234) ) has shared an announcement.
Mori Hills REIT Investment Corporation reported modest growth for the thirty-ninth fiscal period ended January 31, 2026, with operating revenue up 1.4% to ¥11.38 billion and net income edging 0.5% higher to ¥6.12 billion. The REIT maintained a high distribution level, declaring dividends of ¥3,100 per unit, corresponding to a payout ratio of 95.4%, while also accumulating reserve for reduction entry, and ended the period with total assets of ¥411.23 billion and a net asset ratio of 49.4%.
Cash flow from operating activities increased to ¥9.25 billion, though overall cash and cash equivalents declined to ¥9.33 billion due to investment and financing outflows. For the fortieth and forty-first fiscal periods through January 2027, the REIT projects slightly lower operating results but plans to keep dividends steady at ¥3,100 per unit, partly supported by reversing portions of its reserve for reduction entry to sustain investor distributions.
The most recent analyst rating on (JP:3234) stock is a Hold with a Yen164031.00 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Mori Hills Reit Investment Corporation stock, see the JP:3234 Stock Forecast page.
More about Mori Hills Reit Investment Corporation
Mori Hills REIT Investment Corporation is a Tokyo Stock Exchange-listed real estate investment trust focused on income-producing properties managed by Mori Building Investment Management. It operates in Japan’s real estate investment sector, offering investors access to a diversified portfolio through stable, recurring rental income and regular distributions.
Average Trading Volume: 4,282
Technical Sentiment Signal: Buy
Current Market Cap: Yen276.3B
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