Deutsche EuroShop raises 2026 EBIT forecast to €220 million–€225 million

By Public Technologies
  • Deutsche EuroShop raised 2026 EBIT guidance to €220 million–€225 million from €211 million–€219 million on Nov. 4.
  • Pretax earnings excluding valuation gains are now forecast at €149 million–€154 million, up from €134 million–€142 million.
  • Revenue guidance narrowed to €272 million–€277 million from €269 million–€277 million.
  • FFO is expected at €144 million–€149 million, previously €134 million–€142 million, excluding the one-off land transfer tax provision release.
  • Higher rents, settlements and lower costs lifted NOI approximately €3 million; provision releases and expected interest income add approximately €4 million each.


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