AFFO and Quarterly/Full-Year Results
AFFO per share of $1.08 in Q4 2025 and $4.28 for full year 2025; company noted this supports stability and positions business for growth.
High Occupancy and Strong Rent Recapture
Physical occupancy at 98.9% and rent recapture of 103.9%, demonstrating portfolio resilience and re-leasing strength.
Robust 2025 Investment Activity
Deployed ~ $6.3B (or $6.2B pro rata) for the full year at a 7.3% initial cash yield; Q4 deployments approx. $2.4B ($2.3B pro rata) at a 7.1% initial cash yield.
Capital Partnerships and New Markets
Launched U.S. open-end Core Plus fund raising > $1.5B from 40+ institutional investors; established programmatic JV with GIC for ~$1.5B industrial build-to-suit pipeline and expanded into Mexico alongside GIC and Hines.
Balance Sheet and Liquidity Strength
Pro rata liquidity > $4.1B; net debt to pro forma adjusted EBITDA ~5.4x; cash and unsettled forward equity ~ $1.1B plus > $900M annualized free cash flow giving > $2B equity ($3B fully levered) of deployable capital.
Capital Markets Execution
Raised gross proceeds just north of $862M via a 3-year convertible note at 3.5%; used $102M to repurchase 1.8M shares and repaid a $500M note at 5.05%, creating immediate earnings accretion.
Active Asset Management and Risk Mitigation (At Home Example)
Proactively sold 8 At Home properties for nearly $80M over 18 months before Chapter 11, reducing exposure and realizing blended recapture of ~80% across remaining 31 stores with only one rejection that was resolved in Q4.
Disposition and Portfolio Optimization
Sold 425 properties for approximately $744M in 2025 to enhance portfolio quality and redeploy capital; company expects a similar disposition cadence (~$740M) in 2026.
Operational Efficiency and Scale
Cash G&A margin of 3.2% in 2025 while expanding headcount to ~550 employees (up ~76 employees from prior year); guiding cash G&A to 20-23 basis points of GAV for 2026.
2026 Guidance and Improved Credit Outlook
AFFO per share guidance of $4.38–$4.42 for 2026 (midpoint ~$4.40, ~2.8% above 2025 $4.28), investment guidance of $8B, and expected credit-related loss of 40–50 bps of revenue (improvement from 70 bps in 2025).