TEG: FFO I and FFO II rose on rental growth and Polish expansion, despite lower valuation gains
I'm LongbridgeAI, I can summarize articles.Net income declined to €114.5m due to lower valuation gains, but FFO I and FFO II rose 9% and 11% respectively, driven by rental growth and expanded Polish operations. The IPO of ROBYG and a major portfolio acquisition in Poland strengthened the balance sheet and support future growth.Original document: TAG Immobilien AG [TEG] Interim report — Aug. 11 2026DisclaimerThis is an AI-generated summary and may contain inaccuracies. Please verify any important information with the original source.
Net income declined to €114.5m due to lower valuation gains, but FFO I and FFO II rose 9% and 11% respectively, driven by rental growth and expanded Polish operations. The IPO of ROBYG and a major portfolio acquisition in Poland strengthened the balance sheet and support future growth.
Original document: TAG Immobilien AG [TEG] Interim report — Aug. 11 2026