Net Income Turnaround and Fair Value Gains
Reported net gain of ARS 248.8 billion for the semester versus a loss in the same period last year; gain in fair value of investment properties of ARS 185 billion this year compared with a loss of ARS 306 billion last year.
Rental Segment Growth (Pesos, Real Terms)
Rental segment revenue increased 4.9% in real pesos year-over-year; segment breakdown: Shopping Malls +2%, Offices +15%, Hotels +44.8%.
Shopping Malls — Revenue and EBITDA Expansion
Shopping malls reported revenue growth (~+4% for the 6-month comparison) and adjusted EBITDA up ~+2% for the 6-month comparison; occupancy near 98% and 84% of mall revenue components are fixed or inflation-adjusted (only 16% variable).
Strong Occupancy Across Portfolio
Office occupancy at 100% (58,000 sqm portfolio, mostly A/A+), malls occupancy ~98%, hotels average occupancy 69% with ADR ~$227 and improving margins.
Solid Cash Position and Conservative Leverage
Company held over $300 million in cash; tapped international market with $180 million reopening of 2035 notes (yield 8.25%); reported net debt to rental EBITDA of 1.6x, LTV ~13%, and coverage ratio ~7x.
Development Pipeline Progress — Distrito Diagonal
Distrito Diagonal (La Plata) construction ~23% complete, ~78% of contracts awarded, on track to open May 2027 and will add ~22,000 sqm GLA; overall GLA expected to reach ~458,000 sqm in coming years with acquisitions/expansions.
Ramblas del Plata Commercialization Momentum
Ramblas del Plata now has 26 plots (~207,000 sellable sqm); sold 2 lots and swapped 13; combined value of deals ~$93 million covering >124,000 sellable sqm; recent swaps (L-1 & J-1) totaled $11.7 million (~4,000 sqm).
New and Repeat Revenue Streams
Launching new workplace (coworking) operations (Philips building) operated by IRSA with plans to replicate; acquisition of former Israelita Hospital for mixed-use redevelopment (land ~8,850 sqm; purchase $6.8 million).
Dividend Return to Shareholders
Completed dividend payments for the year with a dividend yield of 10% in 2025 (approx. $116 million paid during Oct-Nov).