Digital Core REIT reports pro forma AUM of US$ 1.8 billion

By Public Technologies
  • Digital Core REIT disclosed AUM of USD 1.9 billion, compared with USD 1.8 billion pro forma for a pending portfolio transaction.
  • Pro forma aggregate leverage stood at 37.6%, with more than USD 450 million in debt headroom at 50% leverage.
  • Distributable income for the nine months ended September 30, 2026, fell 1.1% to USD 34.82 million; revenue rose 1.6%.
  • Debt totaled USD 830 million, with 64% fixed-rate exposure; no debt matures until December 2027.
  • Distribution guidance for 2027 was 4.15–4.25 cents per unit, with Linton Hall leasing underpinning a mid-teens growth forecast.


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