TAG Immobilien 9M 2026 FFO I rises 12% year on year to EUR 152.7 million

By Public Technologies
  • TAG Immobilien’s nine-month 2026 non-IFRS rental earnings (FFO I) rose 12% year over year to EUR 152.7 million.
  • Adjusted Polish sales earnings fell 13% to EUR 29.6 million, while FFO II increased 7% to EUR 181.9 million year over year.
  • Polish apartment sales climbed 9% year over year to 2,152 units in the first nine months.
  • The FY26 FFO I forecast increased to EUR 195–200 million from EUR 187–197 million following better-than-expected rental performance.
  • Initial FY27 guidance puts FFO I at EUR 200–210 million and FFO II at EUR 250–270 million.


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