H1 2020 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
- Gross margin from rental activity at €59m (€61m in H1 2019)
- Occupancy at 94% (95% December 2019)
- FFO I decreased 11% to €33m (€37m in H1 2019), FFO per share at €0.07
- Operating profit: profit before tax and fair value adjustments of €32m in H1 2020 (€37m in H1 2019)
- Loss after tax of €34m, loss per share of €0.07
- EPRA NAV decreased by 3% to €1,161m as at 30 June 2020, EPRA NAV per share at €2.39 (PLN 10.67 at EUR/PLN 4.466)
- Solid financial metrics
- LTV at 46% (44% as of 31 December 2019)
- WAIR at 2.6% (2.6% as of 31 December 2019)
- Cash and cash equivalents amounted to €142m as of 30 June 2020
H1 2020 PORTFOLIO HIGHLIGHTS
- OFFICE: SHOWS RESILIENT
- Occupancy remained strong at 95%
- No collection problem
- 57,500 sq m under construction on time and budget
- Spiral office building under sale negotiations with the value uplift of €10m
- RETAIL: MOMENTUM CONTINUES TOWARDS PRE-COVID-19 LEVELS
- Occupancy remained strong on 92%
- Consumers gain confidence in the public health measures that have been taken
- Footfall at 72% in the last week of July vs the same week in 2019
- July sales on average at 86% vs last year
- Sales are down less than footfall: Higher conversion and average basket
- Collection rate at 91% in H1 2020
“As restrictive measures on our markets eased, we have greater clarity on the consequences of the pandemic on our business. We completed renegotiations with majority of our retail tenants affected by the COVID-19-crisis and granted tenant concessions which impacted our gross margin by EUR 8 million in the first half. However, the collection of the retail rent was solid and stood at 91% in that period. We see momentum continuing towards pre-covid-19 levels with footfall gradually returning and malls’ turnovers picking up. On the office side as an operator of well-connected CBD locations, we expect the losses caused by the COVID-19-pandemic to be minor and short-term. We continue our development portfolio encouraged by the strong interest in the office space in the CEE region.” – commented Yovav Carmi, GTC’s Management Board Member.
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